Logos
The golden arches on this fast-food chain’s logo can be spotted from roadsides across Australia.
McDonald’s
“Because you’re worth it” has been the long-running slogan of this beauty brand.
L’Oréal
This fizzy drink comes in varieties including Classic, Zero Sugar and Diet.
Coca-Cola
This airline began operations in Queensland in 1920, with its name originally being an abbreviation for Western Queensland Auto Aero Services.
Qantas
Colonel Sanders is the instantly recognisable mascot associated with this fried-chicken chain.
KFC
A swoosh is the only major element needed to identify this sportswear giant.
Nike
“Have a break, have a…” finishes the famous advertising line for this chocolate bar.
KitKat
_____________ are famous for their curved shape and this distinctive moustached mascot.
Pringles
Created in Melbourne in 1923, this spread was originally developed as an Australian alternative to Marmite.
Vegemite
George Clooney has been closely associated with advertising for this coffee brand, particularly its “What Else?” campaign.
Nespresso
Three interlocking rings form the instantly recognisable logo of this German car manufacturer.
Audi
“It’s moments like these…” was the memorable advertising line attached to this Australian mint.
Minties
A packet of this Australian favourite might contain Chicken Crimpy, Pizza Shapes or Barbecue Shapes.
Arnott’s
Founded in 1948, this Swedish furniture company is famous for flat-pack furniture and names such as Billy and Kallax.
IKEA
Margot Robbie became a global ambassador for this luxury fashion house and appeared in campaigns for its fragrances.
Chanel
Its logo features a mermaid or siren, traditionally shown with two tails, sitting inside a green circle.
Starbucks
“Not happy, Jan!” became one of Australia's most recognisable advertising catchphrases thanks to this office-supplies retailer.
Yellow Pages
A Whopper, Chicken Royale and Bacon King can all be found at this fast-food chain founded in Australia in 1971.
Hungry Jack’s
The first modern version of this social media platform launched in 2004 from a Harvard dorm room.
David Beckham has been a long-running global ambassador for this fashion brand, particularly for its underwear campaigns.
H&M
Its logo is a red oval containing white lettering, and the brand began life as a small chemical company in Japan in 1887.
Kikkoman
A series of commercials featuring a meerkat named Aleksandr Orlov helped make this comparison website famous in the UK and Australia.
Compare the Market
This Australian-born juice and smoothie chain began in Adelaide in 2000 and grew into an international franchise.
Boost Juice
This sportswear company began in 1949 as a small German business founded by Adolf “Adi” Dassler, eventually taking its name from his nickname and surname.
Adidas
George Clooney became synonymous with the advertising campaigns for this coffee brand, often ending commercials with the line “What Else?”
Nespresso