Associated Companies

Mike’s Kitchen was established on the Gold Coast at Robina Town Centre in September 1996 and after eleven years was relocated from the Robina Town Centre to its own premises at Merrimac. Since opening its doors, Mike’s has grown to become one of the most popular eating destinations on the Gold Coast. The restaurant serves ‘home-style’ meals, with a focus on steaks and ribs. Their succulent flame-grilled ribs are definitely their signature dish which keeps their customers returning.

Cutter & Buck began in Seattle in 1990, and has always been inspired by the active lifestyle and spirit of the Pacific Northwest. Over the past quarter-century, they have earned a reputation for our meticulous attention to detail, relentless pursuit of quality, exemplary customer service, and the use of the latest technology in their products. They pride themselves on the design, manufacturing and distribution of premium, versatile apparel that meets the demands of an active lifestyle. For over 16 years, Cutter & Buck Australia has been committed to giving the highest quality product with the best possible support and customer service.

Dust Temple sidles amongst industry, in between the beauty of Currumbin Alley and the magic of its Valley. The old warehouse with great bones and layers upon layers of industrial incarnations. With creative minds that work overtime, John, Isla and their five kids turned her on her head and opened it up as a space to explore. They present live music, performance, poetry, exhibitions, workshops and independent thinkers. Serving simple honest food, great coffee and something a little stronger if you will.

The Tabu Vodka Co is crafted in the Hunter Valley, Australia. Tabu Vodka is made with organic produce which means there are no artificial chemicals used to cultivate the grain. Each bottle is inspected and corked by hand ensuring quality is upheld through attention to detail. The bottle and cork has been imported from France, and has minimal branding or other design distractions from what is truly important - the vodka in the bottle!