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We are a well-oiled, well-trained and endlessly curious team of filmmakers, committed to making great films with great people and brands.

02/06/2026

Oh the monotony of business! But if you want to do well you gotta get good at pushing through your feelings and getting to the tasks. The boring ones!

Jacqui from White Deer Graphic Design talked a lot on this subject and you can tell it’s why she is as successful as she is today.

If you need someone to give it to you straight and encourage you to push through some of the most common challenges in business (and life) then this conversation with Jacqui is the one for you!

Tune into the latest episode of Remarkable Regional Business on your fav podcast platforms or YouTube.

29/05/2026

BTS for Bendigo Heritage Attractions! One of our oldest clients. We love working with these guys!

28/05/2026

Jacqui sold a course she hadn’t written yet, from a family holiday in Tasmania, to 55 people she’d never met! 🤯

Jacqui Naunton, founder & CEO of White Deer Graphic Design is one of those people that consistently pulls off the unlikely. 6 years ago she started teaching business owners how to be their own graphic designer in Canva alongside her ‘done for you’ graphic design services and whilst at the time that seemed like career su***de she has never looked back.

Tune into the latest episode of Remarkable Regional Business on your fav podcast platforms or YouTube.

26/05/2026

Working only a few hours a day? Isn’t that so many business owners’ dream!?

Find out how Jacqui Naunton, founder and CEO of White Deer Graphic Design, has managed to do just that in our latest conversation on Remarkable Regional Business.

Watch or listen now on your fav podcast platforms or YouTube.

22/05/2026

Have you ever heard of lasagna soup? Apparently a hit in Chicago but not so much here!

Caleb learned a lot more about what goes into the manufacturing of food and what drives new products in the most recent episode of Remarkable Regional Business with Michael and Marc from JL King & Co and Simply Tasty.

These brands are growing rapidly, producing up to 2,000 ton of meals a week but their vision is to push even further into the major retailers. With their new facility and growing systemization of their business processes facilitated by newly appointed CFO Marc Smith, we have no doubt the company will continue to thrive.

If you’re wondering what it takes to grow in scale whilst maintaining a culture that has retained employees for 25 years + then this one is for you!

Listen in on our new conversation on Remarkable Regional Business on your fav podcast platforms or YouTube.

19/05/2026

Imagine going 400% over budget! What would you do!? Caleb Maxwell sits down with Michael Robertson from JL King & Co to unpack that fascinating tale.

This latest conversation on Remarkable Regional Business is a deep dive into one of the regions most prominent and reputable food manufacturing brands JL King & Co and Simply Tasty.

One thing Caleb’s learned from chatting to hundreds of regional business owners is that seemingly impossible challenges are actually pretty common and there’s quite often a way of overcoming them. And they sure make great stories on the other end.

Check out this latest one on your fav podcast platforms or YouTube.

13/05/2026

It’s a pretty common story - a business starts in a place, gets some success, grows a bunch then moves somewhere else.

This wasn’t the case for the team at JL King & Co.

Their story is rooted in the Bendigo community, having called Bendigo home for over 100 years. Michael and the team are true local champions rocking it at business and giving back to the Bendigo community that has supported them for a very long time.

Caleb Maxwell sat down with their Managing Director Micheal Robertson and recently appointed CFO, Marc Smith to unpack their story, the highs and lows and whats coming next for this regional manufacturing giant.

Check out the full conversation on Remarkable Regional Business. It’s on all your fav podcast platforms and YouTube.

He got a call from the man he was competing against and that conversation kickstarted the next evolution of JL King & Co...
11/05/2026

He got a call from the man he was competing against and that conversation kickstarted the next evolution of JL King & Co. Twenty five years later, it’s one of the most significant food manufacturing businesses in Regional Victoria.

Micheal Robertson is the managing director and owner of JL King and Co, a family owned food manufacturing and distribution business right here in Bendigo. The business has existed for over a century in the region, now producing more than two million meals every week. These meals serve customers from Broome to Hobart. And it all started with an eight pallet truck, a docket book and a calculator.

In this episode of Remarkable Regional Business I sat down with Micheal and the recently appointed CFO, Marc Smith, to get the full story of how this business grew and where it's going next.

Here's some of what we cover:

- How a fresh produce wholesaler became one of regional Victoria's most significant food manufacturers one customer request at a time;

- The story behind the Simply Tasty brand and what it takes to get a product onto the shelves of IGA and Woolworths;

- Why despite being offered grants to build in Queensland they never seriously considered leaving Bendigo;

- What it looks like to build a new facility and already be outgrowing it before you've moved in and;

An epic business story that people in Bendigo drive past every day without having any idea of the scale of what's happening inside.

👀 This latest conversation is out now on Remarkable Regional Business. Check it on your favourite podcast platform or YouTube.

"If I'd known most of it I wouldn't have bought it. It would've scared me off enough. And that would've been a great sha...
07/05/2026

"If I'd known most of it I wouldn't have bought it. It would've scared me off enough. And that would've been a great shame." - Phil McConachy

Phil bought a nine thousand square metre heritage woollen mill filled with asbestos, fire hydrants that needed replacing and building code requirements he hadn't fully worked through before signing on the dotted line.

And he's the first to say that a little bit of naivety was probably the thing that made it all possible in the first place.

There is something really worth thinking about in Phil's story. How many great things never get started because someone did too much research and talked themselves out of it before they even began.

Full conversation with Phil McConachy from The Mill Castlemaine on Remarkable Regional Business. Check it out on your favourite podcast platform or YouTube.

What's something you're glad you didn't fully understand before you started?

05/05/2026

Phil McConachy's advice to every new tenant at The Mill Castlemaine is the same - Dream big first and then work out what can actually be done. Not the other way around.

Don't worry about the money and don't make assumptions about what's possible.

Just start with the biggest version of what you want and see where it goes.

It's a philosophy that runs through everything Phil does at The Mill. How he chose his tenants, how he invested back into the site, and how he thinks about what the town needs.

All of it comes from the same genuine desire to see positive growth in his community.

Check out the full story with Phil McConachy from The Mill Castlemaine on Remarkable Regional Business now on your favourite podcast platform or YouTube.

And here’s a question for you - Do you find it more important to dream big and take things as they come or build the full strategy first?

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