Mediaweek welcomes Natasha Lee as journalist

Mediaweek is thrilled to announce the appointment of Natasha Lee as a journalist, bringing her wealth of experience and passion for media to Australia's leading authority on the media landscape.

With over 20 years in the industry, Lee’s career is a testament to her deep commitment to journalism and storytelling. Hailing from a family of journalists, she began her career at just 16 as an editorial assistant for The Daily Telegraph. She quickly moved up the ranks, completing her cadetship at 2SM before expanding her expertise across digital platforms and television.

Mediaweek journalist, Natasha Lee.

Frances Sheen, Mediaweek's head of content said: We're delighted to welcome Natasha to the team. Her experience, passion and enthusiasm for the media will be integral as we move forward in 2025. We're thrilled to have her on board."

Emma Shepherd, Mediaweek’s editor, added: "Natasha brings an incredible depth of experience and a genuine passion for the media industry. Her career journey reflects the kind of versatility and dedication we value at Mediaweek, and I’m confident she’ll bring fresh insights and a sharp perspective to our coverage. We’re thrilled to have her on board as part of our growing team."

Reflecting on her new role at Mediaweek, Lee said: "I am so excited about becoming part of the great team at Mediaweek – the leading and most authoritative voice about Australia's media landscape. It is a great new venture for me, and I hope to bring an in-depth perspective on all aspects of this exciting, complex, and vitally important industry and the people who drive it."

Lee's most recent role was as a newsreader for GOLD 101.7 (formerly WSFM), where she was a familiar voice to Sydney audiences as part of the Jonesy & Amanda breakfast show. Her experience spans print, radio, digital, and TV, giving her a unique perspective on the ever-evolving media industry.

Welcome aboard!

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