The two-day workshop will help women develop their own business start-ups.

The pending nuptials signal a return of a more prestige celebrity gracing the covers of women’s magazines.

The latest Roy Morgan readership results find The Australian Women’s Weekly is the most read mass women’s magazine in the country.

While the editor’s gut still plays a massive role, data has fundamentally changed the way Brodee Myers-Cooke and her team at Taste create content.

Brigitte Guerin returns from maternity leave as Shane Sutton joins from WHO.

#YourCosmoCover sees readers vote for the influencers they want to see on the upcoming September edition’s cover.

Kemp joins Pacific from Cosmopolitan, where she was editor.

The new InStyle digital experience offers an improved look and feel, responsive layouts and a simplified content journey.

New Idea and WHO have celebrated the historical birth of the royal baby with special souvenir editions.

Women to Love is a cross-brand content initiative sharing inspiring stories of women in the arts across Australia.

Brett Wadelton, Head of Digital Content at Pacific, attributes impressive digital growth at the publisher to integrated teams and a willingness to embrace new and emerging platforms.

A number of promotions and new hires have bolstered the content marketing division.

Nolan moves across from WHO to head up the title.

The magazine marks the first real-life launch in Australia for 20 years.

The Australian beauty media first creates customised makeup tutorials based on the user’s eye shape.

marie claire’s May issue features 10 prominent Australian women wearing shirts from the new Witchery capsule collection.

In an exclusive coup, the newly engaged Elle chose Cosmopolitan Bride for her first bridal fashion shoot.

The revamped website offers enhanced sponsorship and integration opportunities for advertisers.

The five collector’s edition covers are available for pre-order now.

Partnering with Whooshkaa, Woman’s Day and Take 5 will extend to the podcasting format.