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NC Times· This weekBusiness

SBM26: Coffee and creativity, coastal getaways and thoughtful gifts

Three businesses in northern New South Wales are being highlighted for Small Business Month. In Maclean, Rocky Mouth Cafe on River Street serves Allpress coffee, pastries and locally made gelato, and displays works by local emerging artists. At Diamond Beach, Serenity offers villas, pools, a day spa and a restaurant, along with facilities for weddings and events for up to 150 guests. In Glen Innes, Rhubarb & Rosie sells flowers, plants and gifts, and bakes cakes from scratch.

SBM26: Coffee and creativity, coastal getaways and thoughtful gifts
NE Times· This weekBusiness

SBM26: Easy eats, coastal escapes and thoughtful gifts

Three businesses are featured for Small Business Month in New England. Easy As Armidale, owned by Jason Richey, runs a drive-through serving coffee, gourmet pies, rolls and sandwiches. Serenity Diamond Beach, a retreat on the Mid North Coast, offers villas, beachfront access and facilities for weddings and events. In Glen Innes, Rhubarb & Rosie, run by Janie Kent, sells flowers, plants and gourmet hampers and bakes cakes from scratch.

SBM26: Easy eats, coastal escapes and thoughtful gifts
The Melburnian· A while agoBusiness

Bush Flowers brings Australian natives to North Melbourne

Bush Flowers has opened a shopfront on Queensberry Street in North Melbourne, filled with Australian native flowers. Owner Michael, who grew up around the flower industry, started the business after noticing few native flowers reached florists. The business began in Carlton North just before COVID and built a following online and at farmers' markets. Michael says he wanted customers to see the flowers in person. He grows some flowers on his own farm in the Northern Territory and sources others from growers, including Grampians grower Brett McDonald.

Bush Flowers brings Australian natives to North Melbourne

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