Foxtel hiring: Tiffany Dunk appointed managing editor of Lifestyle.com.au

Foxtel has appointed Tiffany Dunk as managing editor of the Lifestyle group’s digital property lifestyle.com.au.

In the newly created role of managing editor, Dunk will be responsible for setting and driving the editorial direction for lifestyle.com.au.

Lifestyle says Dunk will create, curate and produce lifestyle.com.au content that speaks to its audience’s mindsets with a visual and voice-first approach. Her appointment comes as part of Foxtel’s reimagining of its Lifestyle offering and digital experience.

Hannah Barnes, group general manager of Lifestyle, Digital & Family, said: “We are delighted to welcome Tiffany to lifestyle.com.au. A highly passionate and experienced editor, presenter and journalist, Tiffany brings a wealth of expertise to the role and her appointment reflects our commitment to growing Lifestyle’s digital brand.

“Lifestyle.com.au is already a strong player in the digital landscape, with over 1.2m unique browsers and over 1.5m social video views per month. Our focus is on delivering premium quality lifestyle content that our audience trusts, and Tiffany’s diverse skills make her the perfect choice to navigate the exciting opportunities ahead in video and voice.”

Tiffany Dunk said: “I’m so excited to join the Lifestyle.com.au team and help make the push into new mediums. Having been a longtime fan of the fantastic content and talent across the Lifestyle channels, I can’t wait to see what we can all achieve together.”

With over 20 years’ publishing experience on magazine and newspaper brands – including News Corp Australia’s national mastheads, Dolly, TV Week, Cleo and NW – Dunk is an accomplished editor, journalist, podcast host, brand consultant and presenter.

Most recently freelancing, Dunk has been engaged for a broad variety of digital and print publications including marie claire, mamamia.com.au, Stellar, WHO, The Australian Woman’s Weekly, Kidspot.com.au, Body & Soul and more.

Dunk commences her new role on March 12, and will report into Hannah Barnes.