Shark Tank Australia Season 5 Episode 1: Release Date, Spoilers & Streaming Guide

Shark Tank Australia is a business reality TV show where aspiring businessmen propose their business ideas for their products and brands to the judges of the show, who are some of the top successful industrialists, a.k.a. The sharks. In the show, we’ll see the judges conclude if the product is worth investing in. In Season 4 of “Shark Tank Australia,” we saw some unique business ideas brought to the stage, which the judges found worth investing in.

In the earlier season, we saw the sharks getting impressed by some unique business ideas that were brought by Laurie through her brand “Inappropriate Gifts Co.” and so more discrete ideas were pitched by different contestants in the show “Shark Tank Australia Season 4.”

While the next season of “Shark Tank Australia,” Season 5, is scheduled to be released next week, the fans are certain that this brand new season of “Shark Tank Australia” will be a high flyer for the people who love the business reality shows. So let’s wait for Season 5, which will be released next week on Tuesday.

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Shark Tank Australia Season 4 Recap and Review:

In the earlier season of “Shark Tank Australia,” which aired in August 2018, we saw gitty contracts along with some great pitches. Among some of these great pitches was Laurie’s business idea; her brand, “Inappropriate Gifts Co.” possessed some peculiar business ideas that included gift cards and other products with humorous taglines, which the sharks found worth investing in.

Shark Tank Australia Season 5 Episode 1 Release Date, Spoilers, And Streaming Guide — Naomi From Shark Tank Australia Season 4 (Credits- Network Ten)

As every shark extended their proposal to Laurie, Laurie chose to settle on Naomi’s offer of $250k for 25 percent of the company shares. And just like this, there were some other contestants with identical potential that visited “Shark Tank Australia Season 4,” and one of them was Crag, who harbored a business scheme for an incredible food vogue as Crag and his wife came up with the idea for chicken nuggets in a donut called the “Donug,” which was available in different varieties of spices.

But the sharks were more interested in healthy, sugar-free food ideas rather than Crags products, but to his surprise, Naomi proposed an offer of $100,000 for a quarter of the company, which Crag accepted in one instance. Not everyone got accepted by the judges of “Shark Tank Australia,” as the fitness couple came in with their product, the “boss-scoop,” which had a design that could perfectly pour fitness supplements into a regular water bottle.

The judges were unimpressed at first, but to the surprise of the contestants, the sharks Steve and Andrew made a coin toss and offered the couple $25k for 40%, an offer which the couple was more than happy to accept.

With the list of crazy ideas getting larger and larger, there were the new contestants, a group of youngsters who started their banking app called “Q Pay,” which made profits of about $220k over a year. Even though the team had a great value-for-money business offer, almost all of the sharks backed out. Naomi and Steve accepted the offer and decided to work together with the guys.