Influencing Insider

The latest tech news, reviews and trending information for women is delivered by Women Love Tech. At the helm is editor, publisher and owner Robyn Foyster.

Top up your wanderlust tank with Escape as it brings you the travel news, destination features, celebrity covers and personality columns.

Money Magazine is out there breaking down everything people need to know when it comes to finances. From property, to budgeting, to investing and everything in between, Money Magazine has it covered.

Money, home loans, finances are always important topics of discussion, but with a federal budget and election around the corner those stories will be leading news bulletins around the country.

CNET's promise is to cover all parts of 'modern life' that matter - from health, home and money to tech, culture and climate - and how to get the most out of them.

The Mandarin is unique in the way it works with public relations and marketing professionals, adopting an editorial model that is different to most other media outlets.

Covering all things consumer technology is ausdroid editor Phil Tann. If a device or service isn’t Apple, then you can bet it’ll be on ausdroid.

Digital managing editor of Elle and marie claire, Alex Bruce-Smith joined Influencing Insider to discuss what she covers across the fashion industry.

It’s earnings season with a federal election on the horizon which means the business pages are busy.

Breakfast radio is a busy industry with plenty of news and interviews to organise. Helping to make sure the Hughesy, Ed and Erin show is across everything is producer Alexandra Carlon.

Lawson has recently announced the launch of a new podcast and website called The Defrag which looks at news with a global lens, producing in-depth coverage of trending stories.

Fresh off taking out the Golden Lizzie at the 2021 IT Journalism Awards, David Braue joins Influencing Insider for the first episode of 2022.

Your campaign is taking off or maybe you’ve won a new client, Chris Pash and his team at AdNews handle all the news concerning advertising, media, marketing and technology industries.

So, you’ve been handed your company’s PR reins, want to share your news in Australia, but you don’t really know where to start? This episode is for you then! From understanding the Australian media landscape to learning what to actually include in your press releases, we'll cover it all.

Giving us an insight into what will be trending over Christmas and New Years is the managing editor of Traveller.com.au , Craig Platt.

Kidspot is Australia’s top parenting and childhood news site, and leading the team is news editor Leesa Smith.

Influencing Insider is here to give you the basics with Louise Roberts, Managing Director of Sphere Public Relations, and Mike Woodcock, Chief Commercial Officer of MediaConnect.

With an extensive record at Nine including launching women’s lifestyle site 9honey, Kerri Elstub is one of the most experienced journalists and media professionals in the industry.

As technology becomes ever more important and businesses look to digitise, keeping an eye on it all is Group Managing Editor of nextmedia Andrew Birmingham who looks at the B2B side of things.

The relationship between journalists and public relations professionals is often mutually beneficial, but just how does it work? For the first time on Influencing Insider we will be welcoming Watterson Marketing Communications director Oisin O’Callaghan alongside The Australian technology editor David Swan. For full episode, visit influencing.com/insider

With the world of travel preparing to re-open, who better to talk about what that means for travel writing than contributor to the Lonely Planet, BBC, Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, Emily McAuliffe?

Online finance and business broadcaster ausbiz TV focuses on the stock market, financial trends and movements in the business world.

The Breeze is Aotearoa’s number one music radio station and leading the way is breakfast show Robert & Jeanette. Running everything behind the scenes for that show is executive producer Braydon Priest.

Discussing the changes we’ve seen in the last two years and what’s to come in 2022 are Clare Stephens from Mamamia, Julia Naughton from The Sydney Morning Herald and Gabriella del Grande from Are Media.

CNET is one of the world’s most visited technology sites in the world with its Australian team being headed up by the multi-award winning Mark Serrels.