Short answer — several Australian brands explicitly promote “natural” recipes and Australian-made manufacturing. Notable examples:

• Black Hawk — markets its recipes as made with real, natural ingredients and proudly manufactured in Parkes, New South Wales. (blackhawkpetcare.com)
• Ivory Coat — positions itself as Australian-made, using Australian meat as the top ingredient and no artificial colours/flavours/preservatives. (ivorycoat.com.au)
• SavourLife — an Australian-made range (dry, grain‑free and raw options) that emphasises natural ingredients and local sourcing. (savour-life.com.au)
• Prime100 — Australian-made single‑protein and air‑dried ranges (marketed for sensitive dogs) using Australian-sourced ingredients. (petbarn.com.au)
• Meals for Mutts — a holistic, grain‑free Australian‑made brand that highlights natural, locally sourced ingredients. (mealsformutts.com.au)
• Vetalogica — “biologically appropriate” range made in Australia from locally sourced natural ingredients, produced in small batches. (vetalogica.com)
• NatureDog — small‑batch raw dog food explicitly made from 100% Australian, grass‑fed meats and no preservatives or fillers. (naturedog.com.au)
• Big Dog Pet Foods — long‑running Australian raw/natural pet‑food manufacturer, noted for locally made raw products. (theaustralian.com.au)
• Petzyo — small‑batch, subscription‑style Australian-made recipes that emphasise ethically sourced, natural ingredients. (petzyo.com.au)
• Instinctive Bite (and other specialist Aussie brands) — listed among Australian-made, natural-focused lines sold through major pet retailers. (petcircle.com.au)

Quick tips when choosing:

• Look for explicit “Made in Australia” or the Australian Made/Australian Grown kangaroo logo (or a clear country-of-origin panel) on the pack — the Australian Made Campaign explains what that logo certifies. (australianmade.com.au)
• Check ingredient lists (first ingredients should be named meats, not “meat meal”) and whether labels promise “no artificial colours/flavours/preservatives” if you want truly low‑processed formulas. (Brand pages above show how they describe their ingredients.) (blackhawkpetcare.com)

If you want, I can: compare ingredient panels for any two of these brands (wet/dry/raw), or filter by budget, puppy vs adult, or allergy‑friendly single‑protein options.