Media

"I won't be silenced."

Radio rivals at war.

Steve Price was on The Project on Monday and told everyone did not feel victimised by the TV panel show despite a petition signed by thousands claiming otherwise.

We all make the decision that works for us and I guarantee you I don't know any unhappy stay-at-home mums.

They work the sidelines, haunt the dressing rooms and tussle at the press conferences – The Weekly meets the female sportscasters making waves in a man’s world.

After columnist Clementine Ford was recently attacked online, over 1000 women in media have today taken a stand on Twitter to end online violence against women.

The Weekly's Editor-in-Chief, Helen McCabe, discusses her time at the helm of The Weekly and the challenges facing the media industry as she delivers the Andrew Olle Media Lecture.

Lisa Wilkinson has shared a flashback photo to the 90s of when she was editor of CLEO Magazine. Here she writes for The Weekly about what life lessons she wish she knew at 16.

Journalist and model Jessica Leahy wonders why curvy models are copping so much criticism.

Robyn Lawley joins other voluptuous models for a sexy Sports Illustrated style swimsuit calendar.

Australians have always loved their magazines. In fact, we have one of the highest levels of magazine consumption in the world, spending $850 million last year on our favourite glossies. But would you know exactly what it is certain age groups are reading? The results might just surprise you. Swear you’ve left your latest copy […]

2Day FM DJs Mel Greig and Michael Christian have spoken for the first time about the prank call that was supposed to be simple and harmless, but ended in tragedy and controversy.

Award-winning journalist Caroline Overington will join The Australian Women’s Weekly as Associate Editor. Caroline joins Australia’s number one magazine after stints as a foreign correspondent for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, and was most recently a journalist and columnist for The Australian. One of the country’s most recognised journalists, Caroline is a two-time […]

News organisations agree they need to do more to attract women readers. The question is — what? Jordan Baker talks to Australia’s leading newspaper publishers and editors. Garry Linnell, editorial director at Fairfax, admits that newspapers have failed women readers in the past. Until about five years ago, he says, “there was a fairly large […]