Women in Media Australia

Australians are mostly watching TV — but music, singing and dancing do more for your mood.

Walking the dog isn’t the only way to lift your spirits during lockdown.

Giving good feedback is an art but can be challenging.

Starting out is tough but stay true to your north star.

While considered a work-related issue, researchers have identified burnout in people outisde the workplace.

Review: The Newsreader gets a lot right about 80s TV journalism but the times were not so diverse.

Narelle Urquhart, a Wiradjuri woman, still notices lack of media diversity in advertisements, news, and current affairs. 

Anita Jacoby AM shares her path to becoming one of Australia’s most successful TV producers.

Big tech companies are starting to act like traditional media networks, signing popular hosts to exclusive contracts and establishing paywalls.

Do you send them? New research shows how dangerous this can be.

Groups advocating for gender equality are increasingly urging men to become allies in the fight.

For someone who uses words for a living it’s hard to find ones big enough to explain how grateful I am for this experience.

In her National Press Club debut presented by Women in Media, she shares her story.

And she’s the perfect fit.