by Editor
10/06/2021
Our popular conference is back
Save the date for the 2021 national conference on September 10 and 11.
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by Editor
10/06/2021
Herstory: Grace Tame
When one chapter in Herstory finishes, a new one begins. This year, women around the country watched as Grace Tame paved the way for new stories to be written; especially those for survivors of sexual violence.
by Editor
29/05/2021
Music, Meaning, and Money: Clare Bowditch’s fight to save the music industry
Speaking at a Women in Media event at the National Press Club, she described the seismic impact on the live music industry as COVID-19 restrictions shut down the country.
by Editor
07/05/2021
Print isn’t dead
Major survey reveals local newspapers are vastly preferred over Google among country news consumers.
by Editor
07/05/2021
Male voices dominate the news. Here’s how to turn this around
When it comes to “expert” sources, about 80 per cent are men.
by Editor
21/04/2021
How Annalise got a ‘foot in the door’ with the Jacoby-Walkley Scholarship
The scholarship is an annual 14-week paid internship for applicants aged 28 years or younger looking to develop broadcast journalism skills.
by Editor
16/04/2021
Half a billion Facebook users have been hit by the data breach – are you one of them?
A few simple rules to protect yourself in light of the Facebook data breach.
by Editor
09/04/2021
How Carla Zampatti pioneered wearable yet cosmopolitan clothes for women, and became a fashion icon
With the sudden death of Carla Zampatti, Australia has lost perhaps its most successful and loved fashion designer.
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.
by Editor
18/03/2021
The power of speaking up
In Australia, 1600 women are sexually harassed every working day and only 200 of those report it.
by Editor
17/03/2021
Journalists and security agencies don’t need to be friends. But can they at least talk to each other?
Like dogs and cats, snakes and rats, journalists and the government are not supposed to be friends.
by Editor
06/03/2021
International Women’s Day with WiM
Women in Media committees across Australia have commemorated International Women’s Day, which was first observed 110 years ago. From theContinue Reading
by Editor
27/02/2021
Radio in Mali can empower women by remembering they are part of a social web
Access to information is the route to empowerment and, in Mali, radio remains the main source of information.
by Editor
25/01/2021
Using her platform to fight for change in her sister’s honour
The 2019 Caroline Jones Women in Media Young Journalist’s Award winner, Virginia Tapscott, recognised again as a top achiever.
