Enter the unpredictable waters of Shark Tank where some of the best business minds in Australia wheel and deal and battle each other for investments in the ingenious ideas of everyday people.
Among the pitches this week: edible bugs. Yep, bugs. Will it prove too much for some Sharks to stomach? Also, an electronics entrepreneur and tech-savvy Shark, Steve Baxter, face off in the Tank.
Among the pitches this week: an electronic shark deterrent, but will it scare off investments from the business sharks? Plus, a 14-year-old makes a presentation that leaves the entrepreneurs astounded.
This episode features a designer producing the world's best drinking furniture, a would-be entrepreneur keen to create an Army of Wigettes and Mexican hot sauce makers.
This episode features a clever reworking of the traditional first aid kit, an innovative peg guaranteed to ease the chore of hanging out washing and a guitar which allows kids to learn songs in minutes.
This episode features the world's smallest portable washing machine; a pedal-powered device to charge GPS, phone and lights on bicycles; novelty bottle openers; and a purpose built haunted attraction.
Whose story will leave John McGrath unable to gather his words? Is it a unique childcare operation, a former pro skateboarder, a family party business, or the mum and dad chocolate operation?
Will it be the Italian fast food franchise, the natural deodorant for teenagers, the plastic tongue scraper, or the designer of a course booking website who is mauled by the Sharks?
When Sharks go on the attack it ain't pretty, as one former Big Brother contestant learns when he and his business partner are less than forthright with their financials in the Tank.
This week Shark Tank showcases the passion of three young Australians who have been bitten by the entrepreneur bug and are carving out their niche in their respective fields.
A 'mumpreneur' is one of four enterprising Australians to enter the tank seeking an investment from the Sharks. But will she sink or swim?
Nearly every man on the planet loathes buying underwear and one entrepreneur enters the Shark Tank this week with an idea to capitalise on a task most men will put off - or palm off - at any cost.
Confidence is key when it comes to business, but one husband and wife team who enter the Shark Tank this week may have overestimated the might of their business.
Australian Indigenous art is the oldest tradition of art in the world dating back over 30,000 years. However, it has never been offered for sale to the public like it is on this episode.
One young mum enters the Shark Tank this week with a largely unavailable product for full figured women. But can she convince the Sharks to invest to take it global?
Five of Australia's most successful business people are hunting for the next big idea to turn into a profitable venture. First up, a NSW entrepreneur pitches a ride based on the Sharknado film.
In this episode of Shark Tank, the Sharks are presented with customised surfboards, a neighbourhood car sharing program, the food of the future and a solution for every girl's wardrobe.
Naomi Simson is a brilliant entrepreneur who knows a good opportunity when she sees one. Will Naomi invest in a revolutionary women's weight-loss product that promises to be cheap, quick and easy?
Could the 2Shu be the next great Aussie invention? It's a thong that can convert to a shoe! You won't believe how much one Shark is willing to bid!
Can a Byron Bay mum impress the Sharks with her line of Bamboo Clothing? Plus, four boys from Brisbane bring their burgeoning beer delivery service before the Sharks seeking investment.
Making waves in the Tank in this episode is an inventor from South Australia who has come up with a new way to tackle the harsh Australian sun.
Briella Brown brings her business before the Sharks, Your Closet, is a dress hire service that allows people to hire designer outfits for a fraction of the price & return them after wear.
13 year old Izzi is the youngest entrepreneur to take on the Sharks with her cosmetic and beauty skin products. Will the Shark's take a chance on someone so young?
Victorian Entrepreneur Jen spends just two minutes a month on her new-age website business which turns over $100,000 a year. So what is the hitch that turns the Sharks into skeptics?
Will a Victorian's Tinder-style tennis app have any of the Sharks calling "game, set, match?" Also on this episode, a NSW jewellery maker with a necklace for the money conscious fashionista.
Who will have the best business bait, the right line and the smarts to win a likely tug-of-war? And will anyone be mauled in the Shark Tank?
Can you put a price on the health of Aussie kids? Two NSW mumpreneurs are seeking a $150,000 investment from the Shark's in their business Get Kids Cooking.
Sally is a mother of two & head of a company that creates tiny doors for children's bedrooms, providing a gateway for fairies to visit them at night. Will this sweet idea have the Shark's circling?
Enter the unpredictable waters of this program, where some of the best business minds in Australia wheel and deal and battle each other for investments in the ingenious ideas of everyday people.
First into the Tank, a couple looking to take their online fashion business to the next level. Then, two travellers pitch The Hammbag. Plus, an invention that will help save the Great Barrier Reef.
First up in the Tank is former MasterChef Australia contestant Heather Day. Later, will an experienced entrepreneur break the record for the largest investment in Australian Shark Tank history?
First up in the Tank, a 28-year-old man seeks investment in his lactose-free coconut milk ice cream business. Later, the founders of a booking app that links customers with stylists and salons.
Has 24-year old Jade found a gap in the beauty market? Can a Queenland entrepreneur entice the Shark's into his invention? Can an online mattress business secure a half a million dollar investment?
First into the tank is Kjetil Hansen with a vegetarian seasoning that makes everything taste like bacon. Later, a dedicated animal lover seeks investment in his rescue app.
First in the tank, a duo from Melbourne seeking investment in their online greeting card business. Next, a 26-year-old looking to expand his mobile gym venture. Finally, a couple pitch their food brand.
First in the tank is a 33-year-old looking for investment in her food business, Be Fit Food. Next, three mates pitch their Beer Pal app. Finally, will the Sharks bite on a motorcycle adventure business?
First in the tank are twin sisters looking for investment in their online beauty business. Next, a married couple see if the Shark's are willing to bite into their beef jerky venture.
First into the tank are supremely fit gym owners seeking investment in their Chocolate supplements. Next, a couple pitch their foldable cart venture. Plus, will a young entrepreneur entice the Sharks?
First in the tank, a 26-year-old attempts to lure the Shark's into the spice trade. Next, two mates pitch their squid cleaning product. Finally, a couple offer a stake in their dog grooming venture.
First in the tank, a 30-year-old attempts to lure the sharks with her personalised biscuit business. Next, a company offering unusual tourist experiences seeks investment.
First in the tank is a man seeking investment in his health coconut business. Next, a young tech wiz has an app that could shape the future of high school students.
First in the tank are entrepreneurs seeking investment for their drone education program. Then, two best mates ask for $1 million for their brewery, and a 17-year-old fronts the sharks about his doughnut business.
We meet the five new powerhouse Sharks who have taken over the Tank, where aspiring entrepreneurs pitch their innovative ideas and seek investment from the panel of seasoned business moguls.
In this episode, Nail polish for men, a video games museum, a self-cleaning dog toilet and a 3D-printed set of designer wheels, Topping it off with a uniquely Australian drink.
The Shark Tank is open, and pitches include an ice facial tool, science kits for kids and a Thai sauce. Finally, cousins Frank and Frank pull on the heartstrings of the Sharks.
Tonight, an entrepreneur hoping to keep a craft from her homeland alive, taking the backache out of toddler feeding and a trio of children's entertainers pitch to the Sharks in song!
We meet entrepreneurs hoping to persuade our Sharks to invest a large cash sum into their business. Also, environmentally friendly nappies, a new version of a Christmas tree and electric scooters!
Tonight, an entrepreneur is offered one million dollars! With innovative products ranging from tattoos to condoms and swimwear to chicken accessories, who will receive massive cash investment?
Mixed reactions from the Sharks tonight as a string of memorable Entrepreneurs enter the Tank. From a nostalgic camera to a new style of earphone, who will sink and who will swim?
Each Shark will dive headfirst into new, innovative, and extraordinary products, including a new sunscreen for children and a suit hire rental business.
Australia's sharpest business brains are back, with sharper teeth. With the Sharks putting their own money in the stakes are high. Lives will pivot as Entrepreneurs fight for their ideas.
WA inventors seek $1 million to launch their world's first electric hydrofoil; a construction manager wows with a fashion product; doctors pitch their solution for children with allergies.
A small business owner with an unexciting product has the Sharks in a frenzy when she reveals sales numbers; Nick Bell locks horns with an entrepreneur seeking a lot of money for little equity.
Will & Woody go undercover pitching an edible serviette. A camera that takes 27 photos, a basic band to hold clothes into place, and a cabin bag that converts into a stroller.
The Bachelor, Matt Agnew, pitches a non-alcoholic beer. An entrepreneur offends the Sharks by asking them to pay him for his time. And a device could help millions of women with a painful problem.
Two Inventors have some fast talking to do when their new improved toilet brush snaps. Robert Herjavec gets schooled in the art of hair extensions. A hot food product sends the Sharks into a frenzy.
A former model freezes during her pitch for an in-flight sleeping bag; inventors demonstrate an industrial saw that absorbs dangerous dust; social media influencers pitch their feminine outdoor swag.
Dr JJ's pitch starts with 'smell my armpit' & ends with all Sharks making an offer. Untangling kids hair can be stressful. A mum pitches her solution. As well as a doctor's invention for men's health.
