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Miranda Kerr - Supermodel Miranda Kerr founded her own 100% Australian beauty skincare company, KORA Organics, in 2009.

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KORA Organics - Products range from cosmetics, makeup, to aromatherapy products, and superfood supplements, all of which are made with natural and organic ingredients.

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Hugh Jackman - The world famous Sydney native founded Laughing Man Foundation, a fair trade coffee company, in 2011.

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Laughing Man Foundation - The principle behind the Laughing Man Foundation is to help coffee farming communities invest in their future, health, and families. And to sell delicious fair trade coffee too, of course. 

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Denise Roberts - Film, TV, and theatre actor and director Denise Roberts first rose to prominence for her role of Julia Andrews in 'G.P.', a TV series from the early 90s.

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Screenwise Acting School - In 2000, Denise Roberts founded Screenwise; an acting school for television and film students alike.

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Lara Bingle - Lara Bingle rose to fame after starring in that famous and controversial Tourism Australia advert in 2006.

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The Base - The media personality has since made a name for herself in industry and even launched her natural tanning and bronzing range of cosmetics company called The Base in 2014.

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Jennifer Hawkins - The former pageant queen and current television personality also has a bronzing and tanning beauty business venture.

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Jbronze - Hawkins launched Jbronze, a line of products that give the "perfect tan", in 2013.

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Olivia Newton-John - Did you know the 'Grease' starlet founded a winery in 1983? Now you do! It's called Koala Blue Wines.

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Koala Blue wines - Newton-John started the winery with friend and singer Pat Farrar, another showbiz veteran. Their Koala Blue winery is based in SA and specialises in Shiraz and Chardonnay, among other varieties.

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Phoebe Tonkin and Teresa Palmer - Aussie actresses Phoebe Tonkin (left) and Teresa Palmer (right) started their website Your Zen Life in 2011.

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Your Zen Life - The website works as an online community for all things wellness with content ranging from healthy recipes, to mindfulness, to self-love, among many more.

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Michael and Lindy Klim - Olympic swimmer Michael Klim founded cosmetics brand Milk & Co in 2008. The range originally featured men's products but later expanded to women's and baby's products, which his ex-wife Lindy Klim helped with. The divorced couple still run the company together.

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Milk & Co - Milk & Co skincare products are made of completely natural and Australian ingredients.

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Jessica Hart - Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model Jessica Hart is also a business owner.

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Luma Beauty - In 2014, the model founded a brand under the name of Luma Beauty. Products range from makeup to skincare, all of which are based on the illuminating ingredient of a crushed pearl.

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Natalie Imbruglia - The famous 'Torn' singer launched an anti-ageing skincare line in 2014.

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ILUKA -

The word "Iluka" originates from the aboriginals and means "by the sea".

The anti-ageing range includes a moisturiser, a serum, a face mist, an illuminator, a day cream, among many products.

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Greg Norman - Professional Aussie golfer Greg Norman launched his own winery in 1996.

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Greg Norman Estates - The golfer's Greg Norman Estates produce a large variety of wines from Australian,  Argentinian, Californian, and New Zealand grapes.

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Brian Schmidt - Nobel Prize winner Brian Schmidt is not only an award-winning physicist but also another winery owner.

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Maipenrai Vineyard and Winery - The distinguished professor is the owner of Maipenrai, the four-star vineyard and winery located in Sutton, NSW.

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Nick Faldo - Yes... you caught us! Nick Faldo is not Australian. However, the English golfer has a company based in Australia.

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Nick Faldo Wines - Nick Faldo Wines are produced in a vineyard located in Coonawarra, SA.

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Sam Neill - Hollywood actor Sam Neill started in the wine industry in 1993, when he first founded Two Paddocks.

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Two Paddocks - Neill has admitted to a rough a start in the business, which has pulled through in the last decades and now specialises in Pinot Noir and Riesling wines.

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