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Agreed Melanie, this is the 21st century is it not, and social inclusivity is a standard of our times, anything other than inclusivity is archaic and out of touch with reality. The models themselves should be a broad depiction of reality instead of only ultraslim 5'10". There is nothing wrong with including slim 5'10" as long as other body types, appearances etc are also included, in clothing sizes and models!
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Thanks Talei Elu, and more ATSI models please!
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Agreed Annalise, I prioritise Australian made and owned both in person and online purchases with everything feasibly attainable, from food, homewares, stationery, clothing and accessories, to me it is not about the price. I earn well below average but have paid higher for Aussie made but only if also Aussie owned, knowing it boosts local employment and economy. Having grown up in a jobs-scarce economy, I am happy to help employ local people especially young people. Made in Melbourne is a bonus. Also, laws in certain other countries do not uphold human rights and ethical practices, personally, this is a huge motivator for me when making a purchase. If I knowingly purchase from an international jurisdiction that is complicit in human rights atrocities and/or abuses and environmental crimes, it does NOT sit right with me on any level and I will avoid it no questions asked. Fair trade is important and cheap labour is slave labour and I want no part of it. Having said this, you need to check local manufacturers are not engaging in local slave trade/sweatshops taking advantage of immigrants. I only invest ethically in the sharemarket too. It is about quality, not quantity.
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Thanks Anonymous, and extend this to include 40+ models, all age groups in fact. About time this happened!