women in media

This Wednesday at 10:30am, you can join Tarla Lambert in conversation with Jan Fran as we wade through the problem of the lack of women in media.

Women’s Agenda Extra members support female-led journalism. And in return, we’re sharing a range of great career resources with members.

ABC anchor Leigh Sales took to Twitter on Wednesday to highlight the ‘sexualised social media abuse’ women in the public eye constantly face.

In an interview yesterday, ABC Chair Ita Buttrose suggested that Australia had lost its “larrikin spirit” in a bid to be politically correct.

Channel 9’s Today Show came under fire for broadcasting an all-white panel discussion with Pauline Hanson regarding the Uluru climbing ban.

The Dentsu Aegis Network has appointed marketing and media executive Sue Squillace as CEO of Carat Australia and New Zealand.

Virginia Trioli, will replace longtime presenter of Mornings on ABC Radio Melbourne, Jon Faine, from next year. He has held the role for 23 years.

The third instalment in the Women For Media series published by the Women’s Leadership Institute Australia shows women are still missing.

A decade on from Australia’s worst natural disaster, the Black Saturday bushfires, Amber Brodecky reflects on a day which changed thousands of lives.

In the age of #TimesUp, it seems some organisations are intent on digging in heels and resisting positive change–  Ultra Tune is perhaps the prime example.

In an Australian first Channel Nine’s breakfast program The Today Show will be helmed by two women after broadcaster Deborah Knight was announced as Karl Stefanovic’s replacement.