women in media

Australian newsrooms must address their toxic, gendered cultures to improve coverage of violence against women and help prevent this global crisis.

The majority of front-page articles published in Australia’s most popular news outlets continue to be male writers.

More than a third of women working in Australia’s media industry are considering leaving their jobs, as new research shows career dissatisfaction for women has hit a record high.

Somalia’s all-women media outfit, Bilan, is launching the country’s first TV current affairs show to cover topics focusing on women.

Breaking barriers in Australian media – experts discuss the gender gap, biased representation, and solutions for empowering women’s voices.

Kym Middleton as been appointed General Manager of Women in Media Australia, a charity working to increasing gender equality in media.

GB News has suspended two of its male presenters after one of them made misogynistic comments about a female journalist. 

Somalia’s first all-women media company, Bilan, is revolutionise the way news is told and covered in the country.

Ita Buttrose has said she will miss her time as Chair of the ABC in her keynote speech at the Women in Media Conference in Sydney.

The Press Council has found an editorial in The Australian implied Louise Milligan was a “bad, lazy, deceitful” journalist.

The Walkley Foundation will only consider women nominees for this year’s Walkley Award for Outstanding Contribution to Journalism.

Men make up 70 per cent of quoted sources in print media, a new study published today has found, proving a concerning gender imbalance.