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Did Shark Tank just jump the shark?

If it was for charity then somebody forgot to tell the viewers. If it was filmed on April Fool’s Day then somebody forgot to tell the viewers. Last night those in the Shark Tank were in on the gag of Nova (and Nine) presenters Fitzy & Wippa pitching a “Mup” (Mint + Coffee Cup) idea to the Sharks, asking for $300,000 for 5% of their company.

7:30 up as Sales “grills” Shorten. Seven wins Thursday.

The trendline for Thursday was Seven News, ACA, MasterChef and Shark Tank but the broader picture is Seven’s AFL, which resulted in staggered programming, helping Seven to a network win and leaving ultimately Nine without its AFL Footy Show. On ABC Leigh Sales drew headlines “grilling” Opposition Leader Bill Shorten with the show well up on last Thursday’s numbers.

River City Labs to become first startup hub to offer childcare: Why this is important for the ecosystem as a whole – StartupSmart

It is hard out there for a woman. Modern life has many demands on the working woman, and when you throw in kids she is hardly attracted to the fast and loose startup life. Changing this can seem out of grasp from most of us. I mean, what can one person do?

Shark Tank recap: “Tinder for Tennis” app nets deal with Glen Richards but it wasn’t meant to be

Coming face to face with the sharks on last night’s episode of Channel Ten’s Shark Tank were the creators of a hassle-free weed killing device, a ten-way necklace, and a rub-on hair thickening product.

Blues down as Origin dominates

The second State of Origin match was only ever a question of how high it would go. The Blues suffered another defeat, not the perfect outcome for Nine, but the numbers were still brilliant at 2.37m (including GEM in Perth). That included 997,000 viewers in Sydney, 805,000 in Brissy and 387,000 in Melbourne.