Equality Media + Marketing has appointed Eley Michael as Strategy Manager. Michael joins from Southern Cross Austereo, where she held senior roles in corporate strategy and effectiveness. She brings ...

After three years leading Australian Associated Press through a period of transformation and recovery, CEO Lisa Davies will step down in June. The former Sydney Morning Herald editor, who began her ...

M+C Saatchi Group has appointed Dani Bassil to the newly created role of CEO of M+C Saatchi Group AUNZ, as Justin Graham steps down from his role as CEO of M+C Saatchi Group APAC later this year. She ...

Mediaweek is pleased to announce the appointment of Dan Barrett as the new editor, marking a significant step in the publication’s evolution. Barrett, a seasoned media commentator and journalist, ...

The eight-episode season will be released across three weeks with episode releases echoing a similar roll-out in US cinemas earlier this year. Episodes 1-2 will be available on 13 July, with episodes ...

The Australian Radio Network’s (ARN) sweeping internal overhaul has claimed another high-profile departure with KIIS 1065 Content Director Tony Aldridge stepping down after more than seven years at ...

Third Hemisphere has won global management consultancy Argon & Co. Argon & Co employs over 850 consultants and staff across 17 offices in Europe, Australasia, America, Asia, and the Middle East. It ...

For more than a decade, George Wendt greeted TV audiences with a simple word, “Norm!”, and in doing so, cemented his place in sitcom history. The beloved actor, best known for playing barstool ...

JCDecaux is deepening its commitment to meaningful partnerships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples with the launch of its Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) endorsed by ...

It’s official! The three young lead actors have been announced for HBO’s upcoming Harry Potter TV series. Dominic McLaughlin will play boy wizard Harry Potter, Arabella Stanton will be Hermoine ...

QMS is celebrating Vivid Sydney 2025 with 30 blue-chip brands joining the party across its premium City of Sydney digital street furniture network. Brands include AAMI, Estée Lauder, Netflix, Westpac, ...