by Editor
26/03/2021
Kellie Riordan wins scholarship
Women in Media Queensland is thrilled to announce Deadset Studios director Kellie Riordan is winner of the 2021 Career Boost Scholarship.
A national mentoring and networking initiative
The impact of noise in the new COVID working world with Dr Libby Sander and Christine Jackman. Noise … fromContinue Reading
By Emily Bradfield Antoinette Lattouf isn’t afraid to stand up for what she believes in, advocating for change in theContinue Reading
By Maisy Rae With two Walkley Awards, a charity, a thriving career and motherhood to deal with, Emma Macdonald recognisesContinue Reading
Some moulds need to be broken and new, better, fairer ones built from the bottom up.
The journalist and presenter wants to arm people with knowledge.
There is always something happening in the world of fashion and Glynis Traill-Nash is likely to be there reporting with the inside word.
The bloke crossed the wide, open floor of The Age newspaper Christmas party — smart-arse smile, arms wide, that 2amContinue Reading
By Alexandra Bernard Claire Harvey calls journalism the “family business”. Her father, the late Peter Harvey, was a giant ofContinue Reading
By Eliza Reilly When Narelda Jacobs was first asked to speak at the 2018 Women in Media Conference, she repliedContinue Reading