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‘Food, for thousands of years, has brought people together to celebrate. Yet with increased allergies and ethical food choices, If something as humble as having a cuppa and sharing a plate of cookies was to continue then something had to change in how we bake. I personally set myself the task of creating the most allergy-friendly cookies that I could, to bring back that wholesome art of sharing food.’ Terri – Anne Daniel, a Wiradjuri woman, founder of Cooee Cookies shares her business story with Lisa Gissing from Westpac. A collaboration with NSW Indigenous Chamber of Commerce.
Emma Foster is deputy editor of Westpac Wire. Prior to joining Westpac in 2013, she was a freelance writer, after spending almost 20 years in corporate affairs and investor relations, primarily in large financial services and consultancy firms, in Australia, UK and Europe
Emma Foster is deputy editor of Westpac Wire. Prior to joining Westpac in 2013, she was a freelance writer, after spending almost 20 years in corporate affairs and investor relations, primarily in large financial services and consultancy firms, in Australia, UK and Europe. She is also an aspiring photographer.
November 2020
Sobah, the first non-alcoholic craft beer company in Australia, is tapping into what’s shaping up as one of the fastest growing beer sub-categories. Meeting strong demand for their products, however, has meant finding the funds to expand operations, a challenging prospect for the small, largely self-funded business. But Sobah recently secured a big win by becoming the first business to benefit from a newly formed partnership between First Australians Capital (FAC) and Westpac aimed at backing emerging Indigenous businesses.
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