Akubra hats, as seen in the Crocodile Dundee films, are still made by the same family after more than a century Walking on to the floor of the Akubra hat factory in the town of Kempsey in New South ...
KEMPSEY, Australia (AP) — The image is seared into Australian lore: Under a hot desert sun, a mounted soldier pours the last of his water into his slouch hat to share with his best friend, his horse.
The image is seared into Australian lore — under a hot desert sun, a mounted soldier pours the last of his water into his slouch hat to share with his best friend, his horse. The image is seared into ...
Akubra is marking half a century of Australian craftsmanship at its home in country NSW, a remarkable achievement in an era of fast fashion. But it hasn’t always been easy. As Akubra marks 50 years of ...
But Akubra will still legally be able sell its hats as Australian Made, despite the skins being sourced from Russia. According to the Australian Made Campaign, products that have 50 per cent or more ...
Australian MP Bob Katter said he may hang up his trademark Akubra hat after the company said it was going to start using only foreign rabbit fur. The broad-brimmed felt hats have been produced in ...
It is an Australian fashion staple famously donned by celebrities and prime ministers, and the new owners of Akubra hats, hand-made in Australia for almost 150 years, intend to keep it that way.
Australian teen Amy Jayne Everett, known as Dolly — seen here at a younger age — killed herself on Jan. 3 “to escape the evil in this world,” her father says. He has invited the people who bullied her ...
Walking on to the floor of the Akubra hat factory in the town of Kempsey in New South Wales is like stepping back in time. The heavy machines whirring and buzzing look like they should be in a museum ...
Bob Katter says it will be a "tragedy" if Akubra vanishes as an Australian brand Australian MP Bob Katter said he may hang up his trademark Akubra hat after the company said it was going to start ...
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