Natasha Lee
Churn and burn culture in creative agencies is killing talent – and no one talks about it
Long hours are still worn as a badge of honour, and high turnover is still quietly accepted as part of the model.
by Natasha Lee – Mar 26, 2026
Admosis Media Group taps Kevin Colombu to drive global growth
He'll support an international expansion across APAC, UK and US markets.
by Natasha Lee – Mar 25, 2026
Sally Eagle appointed CEO of Are Media as Jane Huxley steps down
The transition will take effect from early April.
by Natasha Lee – Mar 25, 2026
Mamamia makes its play in women’s sport with AWE Collective launch
They've partnered with IT SPORTS and Motto.
by Natasha Lee – Mar 25, 2026
EXCLUSIVE: The deal, the room, the name: Inside Tapt Media’s Vegas origin
The brief was not simply about a new name; it was about defining what the business would become next.
by Natasha Lee – Mar 25, 2026
Narelda Jacobs returns to Perth as Network 10 reinstates local weekend bulletin
The move signals a renewed push into local news coverage in WA.
by Natasha Lee – Mar 25, 2026
MAFS expert Mel Schilling dies aged 54 after cancer battle
'Live life to the full, love your people well, and try not to sweat the small stuff.'
by Natasha Lee – Mar 25, 2026
Brands told to rethink Gen Z playbook as ‘lazy assumptions’ exposed
The Growth Distillery data shows that outdated assumptions and weak execution drive disengagement and erode trust.
by Natasha Lee – Mar 24, 2026
ARN shares plummet 8% as Sandilands legal fight rattles market
The company's overall value is now lower than the value of Sandilands’ $100 million contract.
by Natasha Lee – Mar 24, 2026
Influencer reviews under fire as ACCC fines PhotobookShop
The consumer watchdog has moved from observing influencer marketing to actively policing it.
by Natasha Lee – Mar 24, 2026
Sandilands v ARN: What Kyle's statement of claim really reveals
<i>Mediaweek</i> has gone through the filing in detail.
by Natasha Lee – Mar 24, 2026
Video Futures Collective formalises as industry body amid streaming surge
The move brings together founding members Amazon Prime, Disney Advertising, Foxtel Media, Netflix, Samsung Ads, SBS, Vevo and YouTube.
by Natasha Lee – Mar 23, 2026
