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Indigenous businesses among finalists for 2026 Power Retail All Star Bash awards

Giovanni Torre
Giovanni Torre Published January 21, 2026 at 4.50pm (AWST)
Image: Crown Melbourne.

Several Indigenous businesses were named on Wednesday among finalists for the 2026 Power Retail All Star Bash awards.

The celebration of retail, hosted by Power Retail, will be held on March 12 at Crown Palladium in Melbourne.

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This year, alongside the launch of a new range of award categories, Power Retail has teamed up with Aboriginal Retail Australia to launch the Top First Nations Small Business Award to highlight First Nations‑led enterprises driving both commercial success and impact through ecommerce.

In the new First Nations Small Business Award category, Clothing The Gaps, Gardening on Country, Kakadu Organics, Melbourne Jerk, Songlines, Yaala Sparkling, and Yaye are the finalists.

Kakadu Organics and Songlines are also in the running for The Rising Star Award, with Kakadu Organics also a finalist in the Top Sustainability Initiative Award category.

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