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Women have been dismissed, misdiagnosed and sidelined in healthcare for decades, but medical misogyny is finally under the spotlight.

Bri Lee, multi-award-winning author of 'Eggshell Skull' and 'The Work, ' shares insights on writing, freelancing, and balancing a thriving creative career.

Thanks to the Rural Women’s Network, NSW Women from across the state’s vast regions took part in the Women in Media National Conference - an experience that deepened connections, expanded opportunities and spotlighted the value of regional storytelling.

ABC Geraldton reporter Piper Duffy named 2025 Caroline Jones Young Journalist of the Year, recognised for her powerful regional storytelling.

Multi-award-winning artist Kate Champion, Artistic Director of Black Swan State Theatre Company, reflects on her extraordinary career spanning theatre, dance, opera, and film.

A six-month Women in Media leadership program is reshaping careers through coaching, confidence and a tailored approach to industry challenges.

From stepping into leadership early, to building Nova Entertainment into a challenger brand, to embracing reinvention at oOh!media, O’Connor shares insights on growth, resilience, and the future of media.

Despite growing calls for menstrual and menopause leave in Australia, the media industry has yet to catch up. Advocates warn that ignoring women’s health risks losing some of the sector’s most experienced voices.

Inside the Women in Media Conference: debates on truth-telling, mentorship, and the future of journalism in an era of shifting power.

From winning a Walkley Award to teaching the next generation of journalists, Jill Singer’s extraordinary career was marked by passion, integrity, and fearless storytelling. Celebrate her legacy at the Jill Singer Memorial Lecture 2025 with Jamila Rizvi, hosted in partnership with RMIT.