women in television

Deirdre Brennan has been appointed as the next Chief Executive Officer of Screen Australia, starting in the role from 8 January 2024.

Sarah Snook joins a host of other Australian women who’ve received nominations at this year’s 75th Emmy Awards. 

MasterChef judge Melissa Leong endures a lot of cruelty on social media. Here’s how she hit back after one comment belittled her.

The upcoming season of Shark Tank Australia will feature five new judges (aka “Sharks”), including its first woman of colour.

A study looking at the number of experts who appeared on mainstream television on COVID-19 revealed that only 30 percent were women.

Bela Bajaria has been named Netflix’s new vice president of global TV, putting her in charge of all of the streaming gaint’s original TV programs.

An unprecedented number of women-led and created television shows have been nominated in the category of Outstanding Comedy Series.

Lilly Singh has made history after announcing her new gig as a late night talk show host on NBC, becoming the only woman to host a show on a major network.

In an Australian first Channel Nine’s breakfast program The Today Show will be helmed by two women after broadcaster Deborah Knight was announced as Karl Stefanovic’s replacement.

In 2004, a single punch rendered Daniella Borg a single mother.