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Meet the media creatives behind powerful books, podcasts, and screen stories — live at the Women in Media Conference 2025. Don’t miss it.

From confronting ageism to calling out gender inequality, advertising leaders, Jacquie Alley and Jasmin Bedir are pushing back against the status quo.

Financial support is available for media women from regional, rural, and remote areas of NSW to attend the 2025 Women in Media National Conference.

From viral TikToks to workplace programs, a shift is underway to challenge outdated masculine stereotypes. Experts say reframing the conversation and promoting healthier, strengths-based models of masculinity can create real change, especially in the fight against gender-based violence.

Strategic Advisor Petra Buchanan reflects on the 2025 Women in Media Industry Insight Report, revealing high dissatisfaction and a deep need for change across media.

Women in media cite pay, culture, and lack of progress on gender equality as key reasons for rising career dissatisfaction, now at a four-year high.

Media leaders are tackling burnout with flexible, people-first cultures, helping women stay, thrive, and lead in an evolving industry.

Aimed at nurturing and supporting young women with exceptional talents in the media industry.

A bold partnership between Women in Media WA and the State Library of WA is shining a light on untold stories of women who’ve shaped the state, from pioneering lawyers to FIFO workers, through the powerful storytelling project, Wimmin’s Work.

The gender pay gap in Australian media remains stubbornly wide and unacceptable. Kylie Washington, EVP & GM of Global Entertainment at BBC Studios ANZ, shares why she launched an internal pay audit, the response from industry peers, and what needs to happen next to close the gap.