For the first time in the event’s eight-year history, the Women’s Health Women In Sport Awards will be broadcast on the Seven Network.

Advertisers are failing to keep pace with the evolution of Australian women with two emerging ‘codes’ redefining what it is to be a woman in 2018.

Lowry joins the publisher following roles at Domain, Yahoo!7 and MCN where she held a combination of product management and commercial positions.

The editor-in-chief is to depart Bauer after more than seven years with the company.

The magazine will donate five cents from every copy of the August 6 issue sold to charity Drought Angels.

The new monthly title features exclusive coverage of the latest happenings in Australian television.

Digital-first offering includes peer-to-peer reviews and market-first e-commerce platform.

The finalists will be revealed at an event on August 22.

Rebecca Alexander-Head joins the publisher following stints at Millward Brown and Diageo.

Under Nicole Byers’ stewardship, The Australian Women’s Weekly magazine has been given a new look which is set to roll out across the extensions of the brand in the coming months.

The campaign encourages Australians to say “I agree” by signing the petition at bloodyannoying.com.

This year lunchtime and evening shoppers will get to experience the event.

The podcast takes fans behind the curtain to reveal the real lives of some of Australian entertainment’s most loved names.

Gray brings 10 years of experience in print and digital media in Australia and the UK to the role.

Better Homes and Gardens has unveiled a fully integrated experience across its digital product portfolio.

InStyle magazine boasts an audience of shopaholics who play right into the hands of advertisers.

The interview appears in this month’s special issue celebrating rural Australia.

The Associates is a curated influencer network within Bauer’s insight-led brand entertainment division, Story54.

Baston joins the publisher following senior digital media buying and planning roles at various agencies including UM Australia.

The partnership will see the transformation of a quintessential Aussie shed into a field-to-fork restaurant.