Pink Pony Tradies - Dubbo lads go viral for dancing to Chappel Roan hit.

CLIENT: Frase Skin

OUTLET: The Today Show

They’re the tradies turning smoko into an unexpectedly steamy affair, and the internet can’t look away. Hailing from regional New South Wales, the team behind skincare brand Frase Skin has officially gone viral, challenging stereotypes and proving that skincare isn’t just for city slickers.

DL Comms client Beau London, along with his tradie mates Matt and Kieran, appeared on The Today Show with Karl Stefanovic and Sarah Abo. Beau spoke about their viral success and explained how he and his brother Zac created their male-focused skincare brand to break down the stigma around the "average Aussie bloke" embracing skincare - with confidence and a sense of humour.

Australian lender JustFund expands to NZ, aiding divorce legal costs

CLIENT: JustFund

OUTLET: The New Zealand Herald

It's a game-changing moment for divorce access: JustFund, the Australian legal-fintech startup, has officially launched in New Zealand, partnering with leading family law firms and opening a new Auckland office. They provide flexible credit lines - ranging from NZD 5,000 to NZD 1 million so people in separation can access legal help without the upfront costs.

This milestone launch has been featured in the NZ Herald, highlighting how DL COMMS client JustFund is bridging the “missing middle” - those earning too much for legal aid but too little to afford legal representation. Welcome to Aotearoa, JustFund!

Divorce funding start-up JustFund secures $200m facility as loans grow

CLIENT: JUSTFUND

OUTLET: AUSTRALIAN FINANCIAL REVIEW

A Sydney startup tackling the financial barriers to divorce has just secured a $200 million debt warehouse facility from MA Financials' Core Private Credit Fund. The funding will allow JustFund to expand its offering of loans to help Australians cover the often crippling upfront legal fees involved in family law proceedings.

This major milestone for DL COMMS client JustFund was featured in both the print and online editions of the Australian Financial Review, highlighting growing investor confidence in justice-focused financial solutions.

Health Ratings Hiding The Truth - Consumers misled by brands food rating system.

CLIENT: Mandy Sacher

OUTLET: Weekend Sunrise

Australia’s leading paediatric nutritionist and Sydney mum, Mandy Sacher, has launched a major investigation into the government-backed Health Star Rating system — after uncovering how manufacturers are misleading consumers into thinking they’re choosing healthy options, when many products are actually ultra-processed.

In response, Mandy has introduced an independent front-of-pack labelling system called the Real Food Rating, designed to give Aussie families the full story about what they’re really buying. She joined the Weekend Sunrise team to share what parents should be looking out for in the supermarket, and how to keep nutrition front and centre.

Paediatric nutritionist labels Australia's Health Star Rating system a 'disaster'

CLIENT: Mandy Sacher

OUTLET: A Current Affair

There’s a 5-Star rating for just about everything: food, appliances, customer service. But how much can we trust it? When it comes to what we're eating, experts say it's all spin.

Australian families have been sold a lie; the system is broken and Mandy Sacher - Australia's leading nutritionist - is calling it out. After releasing her damning report on the food star rating system, Mandy Sacher spoke to A Current Affair about her new Real Food Rating system - which prioritizes outstanding nutritional value over outstanding advertising. 

Meet the lawyers helping women fund their escape from domestic abuse

CLIENT: JustFund

OUTLET: news.com.au

Domestic violence victims are often unable to leave abusive relationships because they simply can’t afford to — but a new legal finance model is changing that. JustFund has seen a sharp increase in women seeking help as awareness of their service grows.

The Sydney-based initiative was featured in news.com.au this week, highlighting how the service is helping thousands of women gain access to legal support they’d otherwise be denied. Founded by two lawyers who saw firsthand how many women were being turned away, JustFund is offering a real way out.

Young Lawyers Saving Women Trapped in Abusive Marriages

CLIENT: JUSTFUND

OUTLET: 7 NEWS SYDNEY, ADELAIDE, PERTH & BRISBANE.

It’s often the case: Domestic violence victims trapped in abusive relationships are unable to leave because they simply can’t afford to. But a new finance scheme set up by two Sydney lawyers is offering a way out and they’ve seen a huge surge in calls for help.

New DL COMMS client JustFund has made it their mission to help the thousands of women they witnessed being turned away from legal representation, and are already helping thousands escape relationships they’ve been trapped in for years.

More people taking sick leave as Australia braces for ‘nasty’ flu season and new Covid strain

CLIENT: SICKY APP

OUTLET: NEWS.COM.AU

Sick leave rates are soaring across Australia as a new COVID sub-variant spreads and the nation prepares for what experts warn will be a “nasty” winter flu season. As revealed by news.com.au, DL Comms client Sicky — Australia’s leading telehealth sick leave provider — has reported a 108% year-on-year increase in flu-related sick leave requests during March and April, alongside a 24% rise in COVID-related requests.

With Australia now in its peak international travel season, Sicky co-founder Avinash Vazirani spoke with news.com.au reporter Chantelle Francis to highlight the health risks of travelling while sick. In the interview, Avinash shared practical tips for staying safe and healthy on the go.

Brain-Altering Dyes: The chemicals in our kids' food that are banned overseas.

CLIENT: DR ZAC TURNER

OUTLET: SUNRISE

Could your child’s lunchbox be the reason they’re bouncing off the walls? More and more parents are blaming food for their kids' wild behaviour - but is there really a link? From lunchbox snacks to party treats, some of the colours and the chemicals in our food are raising serious concern. With certain additives banned overseas are still legal right here in Australia. So what should parents be watching out for?

DL COMMS client Dr Zac Turner joined Sunrise to discuss the worrying health risks linked to the chemicals in children’s food that are otherwise internationally outlawed, as detailed in his weekly column post.

How a Sydney tradie used YouTube to build up a multimillion-dollar success story

CLIENT: BOOKIPI

OUTLET: 9 NEWS ONLINE

The brilliant—but until now untold—success story of DL COMMS client Tim Lee and his $46 billion service, Bookipi, has finally been revealed by Emily Bennett in 9News Online. Bookipi is a game-changer for small businesses, eliminating unnecessary admin tasks for over 560,000 companies across 170 countries.

 “With little time or money, the odds were stacked against Tim Lee on paper. When he was 22, the South Korean immigrant first came to Sydney on a working holiday with limited English skills and big dreams. Lee picked up work as a tiler in Bankstown in the city's south-west and quickly improved with his second language.”