Australia

The pizza chain launched the new “Phat Boy Pizza Wrap” campaign on TV, cinema and digital media.

The burger brand opened for six hours at Li’l Darlin, Darlinghurst.

As a nation, we spent 2% more YOY on QSRs in the last week, at an average of $26.33. This time last year, Perth residents were spending below the average, at $24.45, 6% less than the October 2015 national average of $25.80. Latest October 2016 data has the WA capital spending $30.08 - that’s 14% higher than this year’s national average.

The kebab chain announced the winner of its WIN A Chance To WIN $1 Million campaign.

The ‘Tables on the Green’ casual dining precinct is now open to Melbourne.

The Mexican food chain unveiled new menu items for children.

Data gathered by the research company found that more visits and a higher average eater cheque boosted consumer spending.

QSR Media got in touch with the people behind Ribs and Burgers to ask about what makes the brand unique in the competitive marketplace.

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The brand's flagship Sydney store celebrated its tenth year with a grand re-opening.

A chance to win double ground passes every day from 16 to 29 January.

To celebrate the season, the gelato brand released its Endless Summer Series.

The Melbourne-born driver competes internationally on the pathway to Formula One.

QSR Media got in touch with the people behind The Coffee Guy to ask about what makes the brand different for franchise owners and what its plans are for the future.

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