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Food wholesaler In2Food is advertising for new franchisees to join the business, as documents filed with the corporate regulator shows the business owes more than $53 million to creditors.

After a distracting expansion into four new brands, KX Pilates refocused its core model and international expansion to hit its growth goals.

Automotive franchisees and other stakeholder groups have less than a week left to respond to the federal government discussion paper on automotive franchising.

A range of legal changes is set to occur at the start of the new fiscal year. Here are the key changes affecting small and medium businesses.

Recent allegations against United Petroleum by a group of ex-franchisees highlight some common concerns that are, sadly, seen all too often in franchising. 

Small businesses can now collectively bargain with their suppliers without first needing the consumer watchdog’s approval.

Reforms designed to better protect franchisees from unfair conduct in the $154 billion franchising industry will come into effect next month.

Three South Australian McDonald’s franchisees are facing allegations of workplace breaches in the Federal Court, after the South Australian Branch of the SDA lodged a landmark case.

A group of franchisees of the gym chain Viva Leisure are taking legal action against their franchisor over a change to their agreement.

The federal government has used the budget to announce plans for a new mandatory franchise disclosure registry to help prospective franchisees access the information they need.

A Jim’s Mowing franchisee is filing a compensation claim against the Victorian government, after he was forced to stop working during the COVID-19 lockdown.

The ACCC is renewing calls for prospective franchisees to “do their homework” after a courier company was fined $1.9 million.