Natasha Lee
Kyle Sandilands seeks Hughesy's advice on cracking the Melbourne market
'It's been a bit of a stalled start down there'.
by Natasha Lee – Mar 13, 2025
News Corp unveils 'Lockdown Kids' series on post-COVID youth crisis
Gemma Jones: 'It is vital we have a conversation about the welfare of Australian children'.
by Natasha Lee – Mar 13, 2025
Media Roundup: TEG's new CEO, Nine defends ad, 2DAY's 'fresh' revamp, OpenAI gets creative and Meghan's Netflix slump
See the top industry stories trending today.
by Natasha Lee – Mar 13, 2025
TEG appoints new chairman and CEO
Banducci brings over 30 years of leadership experience in the retail and consumer sectors.
by Natasha Lee – Mar 13, 2025
2Day FM relaunches with a 'Fresh Music' promise
Dave Cameron: 'Sydney is craving something fresh and relevant, and that’s exactly what we're delivering'.
by Natasha Lee – Mar 12, 2025
OMA expands membership as OOH industry adapts to shifting market
The expansion comes at a time of transformation.
by Natasha Lee – Mar 12, 2025
Australian Idol Top 10 revealed as Mzuki and Aaliyah Dechesne exit
Marcia Hines: 'Thank you for your grace, your talent, and your humility'.
by Natasha Lee – Mar 12, 2025
Nick Kyrgios leads ESPN on Disney+ campaign
The Disney+ and ESPN bundle adds another layer to the battle for live sports audiences.
by Natasha Lee – Mar 12, 2025
Media Roundup: News Corp's new era, Nine's MAFS gamble, Netflix's Markle debacle, Atlassian hits the fast lane and Jones' legal battle
See the top industry stories trending today.
by Natasha Lee – Mar 12, 2025
5D appoints Andrew Slot as Melbourne managing director
Lyndall Spooner: 'Andrew's appointment and the launch of our Melbourne office mark key milestones in our expansion'.
by Natasha Lee – Mar 11, 2025
TV Ratings 11 March 2025: Nine's MAFS takes out the night with 2.8m reach
Married at First Sight reaches over 2m.
by Natasha Lee – Mar 11, 2025
Hughesy kicks out disruptive audience members, and turns it into a masterclass in brand control
'They had a night out. It didn't go well for them. But you know what? I think the real culprit probably won't even remember it.'
by Natasha Lee – Mar 11, 2025
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