NINTH WAVE

PROUD DAD MOMENTS

This is my little man. We spent hours practicing hide & seek. The good news is we’ll save money on uni fees.

Over the next few days leading into Father’s Day, we’ll be sharing some of those little Proud Dad Moments that make being a dad pretty bloody good.

And if you’re looking for a proper Father’s Day gift - spend $100 with Ninth Wave and receive a complimentary Ninth Wave ZincLite on us.

Made for dads who love being outside.

Spend $100. Get the zinc on us.

Father’s Day is coming — and we’d love your help getting Ninth Wave in front of a few more Dads.

If you’re looking for something Dad will actually use, we’ve got you covered.

Spend $100 this Father’s Day and we’ll throw in a complimentary Ninth Wave Zinc Lite SPF 50 - because the old boy’s probably had enough sun over the years.

And if you know a Dad, partner, mate or family member who’d be into Ninth Wave, please share this post with them. Every share genuinely helps a small local brand like ours reach a few more people.

👉 Shop Ninth Wave for Dad
👉 Spend $100
👉 Get the Zinc Lite on us
👉 Share this post and help spread the Ninth Wave

Father’s Day sorted.

Surely this is when civilisation peaked. Not surprisingly this brand is still around. Surprisingly it’s not more well known. We’re trying to change that. In distribution talks. Will keep you posted.

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THE SPIRIT OF DISSENT.
Change has rarely come from simply accepting the way things are. Across generations, people have marched, stood their ground, raised a fist, crossed a bridge, made noise, broken convention, challenged authority - and sometimes just refused to move.

Some acts were profound. Some provocative. Some controversial. Some even absurd.

But they share something. A willingness to question. To disrupt. To stand for something. To imagine that things could be different.

Dissent isn’t always anger. Protest isn’t always destruction. Sometimes it’s courage. Sometimes creativity. Sometimes solidarity. Sometimes humour.

And sometimes change begins with one person deciding:
This doesn’t have to be the way it is.
Question things. Challenge convention. Make some noise.

Progress has always needed a little rebellion.