With lockdown measures around the world restricting out-of-home activities, much of everyday life has moved online out of necessity. Whether they’re hosting digital dinner parties and happy hours via Zoom or touring museums from their sofas, people are rapidly adopting solutions that bring the outside world i...

Dollar cow’s milk has long been the obvious choice for Aussie dairy consumers. However, disruptors – such as The a2 Milk Company – have gained a stable foothold in the market. Charging four times the price of regular milk, a2 has become a ‘healthy’ product consumers are happy to splash out on.

Alcohol consumption may be declining Down Under, but more than two-thirds of Aussies still consider a drink with mates to be a great national tradition. Can low- and no-alcohol beers provide an adequate substitute for booze? And what constitutes a beer-drinking experience without the beer?

Research has revealed that Australians are drinking more alcohol during lockdown. While this may be good news for drinks brands, it also raises health concerns, creating an opportunity for brands to foster safer drinking habits and improve Aussies’ understanding of drinking’s health risks.

With nightlife venues across the world shuttered due to COVID-19, partygoers embraced digital hedonism by skipping queues for virtual club nights and attending marathon DJ sets. How have online raves helped reimagine out-of-home experiences? And how can brands keep the party going?