Natasha Lee
VMO claims largest retail outdoor footprint in Australia
The out-of-home player has added more than 100 sites in 18 months, backed by a $15 million capital investment.
by Natasha Lee – Jun 9, 2026
The great Aussie TV debate: 70 years, 140 shows, and some very fierce office arguments
From Graham Kennedy to Working Dog, Australia is being asked to settle the greatest TV debate of the last 70 years.
by Natasha Lee – Jun 8, 2026
From apron to aisle: MasterChef dishes land in Coles
Hannah Johnson's Cheeseburger Pie and Pat McGarry's ice cream hit selected Coles freezers from 9 June 2026.
by Natasha Lee – Jun 7, 2026
EXCLUSIVE: Radio boss fired over awards groping incident
Super Radio Network has terminated Guy Ashford's employment days after he was filmed groping an award winner at the Audio Awards.
by Natasha Lee – Jun 5, 2026
EXCLUSIVE: Former Seven executive slams NBN News cuts
'In my experience, regional viewers want to know about local sport, local weather, and local news, in that order'.
by Natasha Lee – Jun 5, 2026
EXCLUSIVE: Victim of awards show grope officially reports radio boss
Sources have told Mediaweek that Cheralyn Darcey has now taken her concerns to management.
by Natasha Lee – Jun 5, 2026
Meliora raises AI fund and builds its own deal-finding tool after just one year
The new fund will back early-stage technology companies building AI-powered products.
by Natasha Lee – Jun 5, 2026
Reuters editor-in-chief Alessandra Galloni to deliver 2026 Andrew Olle Media Lecture
Curiously, the Reuters connection to the ABC runs deeper than the lecture.
by Natasha Lee – Jun 5, 2026
Mamamia! How Claire Murphy went from redundant to top of the podcast charts
Murphy tells Mediaweek how a 'gut feeling' led her to embark on her own, resulting in The Solo Bureau.
by Natasha Lee – Jun 4, 2026
'Receipt for robbery': Farquhar's AI copyright push faces industry backlash
ARIA and APRA AMCOS chiefs say Farquhar's central claims about AI licensing are factually wrong.
by Natasha Lee – Jun 4, 2026
Ann Mossop steps down as Sydney Writers' Festival Artistic Director
After four years, record crowds, and younger audiences, Mossop closes a chapter - and plans to sit in the stalls in 2027.
by Natasha Lee – Jun 4, 2026
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