Australia Franchise News

Wasabi Warriors has begun the search for dynamic individuals to join our Business Warriors to eat good, do good and feel good.

Service franchises are the most popular type of franchise, according to statistics from a free online pre-entry franchise education program.

Go Sushi at Toowoomba Grand Central has relocated, refurbished and is now back, bigger and better than ever!

Franchise sector-wide performance benchmarks will be available for the first time through an exciting new project, being run by the Asia-Pacific Centre for Franchising Excellence.

A thousand people have now registered for a free online pre-entry franchise education program aimed to create better informed franchisees and reduce conflict.

New research from leading research house 10 Thousand Feet shows that three of the top ten rated franchise opportunities in Australia originated in the USA.10 Thousand Feet have surveyed over 2000 franchisees across Australia in the last two years.

Local RAMS small business owner, David Grey won the Franchise of the Year Award in the annual RAMS National Franchisee Awards for outstanding achievement, loyalty, integrity and ongoing contributions to customer satisfaction.

Free pre-entry franchise education will soon be available for prospective franchisees. Delivered online, the pre-entry franchise education program is being developed by Griffith University’s Asia-Pacific Centre for Franchising Excellence.

HOOTERS Restaurants Australia have a new franchise owner! Morney Schlebusch has over 20 years experience in the hospitality industry and is looking forward to making Hooters Restaurants a successful business operation.

Smartline has formally merged with Western Australian broking group Mortgage Force, making the new group one of Australia’s largest franchised broking companies.

Topfranchise.com.au ranked Smartline number one in its latest top 10 list released this week, following a comprehensive survey of franchisees from some of the best known franchise systems across the country.

OzoneCard Australia announced today that it would swap a limited number of regional franchise licenses for surplus products or capacity, instead of cash.