Women in Media SA

In the spirit of International Women's Day (Accelerate Action!) join us in conversation with some of the brightest and bravest women in media - Ali Clarke, Mandy Hall and Lauren Hillman. And welcome back Mim Sarre, local songbird, comic and cabaret performer!

As much as we love Cyndi Lauper encouraging us to shine our ‘True Colours’ over Xmas, there’s no compromise on ‘wanna’. Women in Media SA demands fun at this year’s festive networking drinks. After all, it’s been a challenging year. Let’s unpack it, WIMSA style. Join us at Apoteca (upstairs) for conversation, snacks, drinks, and tunes thanks to DJ Choons & Moovz . The $20 ticket gets you snacks, great company, and excellent door prizes.

Women in Media SA, Women in Film and Television SA and Women in Wine invite you to a night of wine tasting, conversation and networking with the bright sparks of SA media, film, and wine. Featuring vignerons Kate Laurie (Deviation Road); Emmanuelle Bekkers (Bekkers); Corrina Wright (Oliver's Taranga Vineyards); Alexia Roberts (Larnook). Non-alcoholic beverages from Polka. Tastings include alcoholic and non-alcoholic wines Nibbles and snacks included in ticket price Wine is available for sale and order.

Women in Media South Australia is hosting an exclusive networking event to get your professional year started and to reaquaint WIMSA with its friends. There's a lot to talk about! We'd love to see you at this informal and intimate soiree before the hectice Festival/Fringe season gets into full swing. Entertainment by Award winning cabaret artist Millicent Sarre. Admission is by ticket only - Cash bar.

A woman in Australia will have to work an extra 56 days from the end of the previous financial year to earn the same amount as a man for that year. That’s only 3 days less since 2019. This year to mark Equal Pay Day on 25th August, Women in Media in SA is hosting Know Your Worth. At Know Your Worth our panellists will unpack how you can negotiate your next salary increase and pay conditions. Whether you are in a job now, looking to expand your horizons or out there freelancing, our panel of professionals will share all  the tips and advice you need. Our panel includes David Washington, Editorial Director of Solstice Media, Michelle Wakim, reporter with ABC’s Behind The News, Kristine Cook, managing partner and operator of Encode Talent with freelance journalist Melissa Gillian Marsden.

How do we ensure there are more women's voices among our elected representatives? Which Is better at empowering women's voices - the left or the right? Join van Badham and Chelsey Potter as they debate who does It better - left or right? or Is It Both Sides Now? Join us at 6pm for pre-panel drinks and nibbles in the Kerry Packer Civic Gallery, Hawke Centre with our panel starting at 6:30pm in the Allan Scott Auditorium.

As the campaign for the March 22 state election heats up,Women in Media SA presents a panel of four leading SA politicians to discuss the policy implications for women through the lens of the 2022 state election.

Women In Media SA invites you to leave the house and enjoy a night out (with a side of laughter) at our first public event since Covid-19 hit. Comedian Nurse Georgie Carroll tells us how it is at the newly revamped Sugar, and the legendary DJ driller Jet Armstrong will also be there to hit the decks. Join us on Wednesday 3 February 2021 at 6:00 PM

Women In Media SA invites you to leave the house and enjoy a night out (with a side of laughter) at our first public event since Covid-19 hit. Comedian Nurse Georgie Carroll tells us how it is at the newly revamped Sugar, and the legendary DJ driller Jet Armstrong will also be there to hit the decks. Join us on Monday 16 November 2020 at 6:00 PM

Women in Media SA would like to thank you for your support over 2019, and invite you to celebrate another fantastic year for WIMSA! Join us for drinks and festive networking at Plain Jane in Leigh Street. See you there!

125 years ago South Australian women stood up and refused to take no for an answer. Their determination led to SA being the first state to grant women the right to vote and stand for election. To commemorate this milestone, Women In Media SA invites you to be inspired by five amazing modern-day trailblazers who also refused to take no for an answer and found success. MC: Kate Freebairn Speakers: Gail Fuller, Sandy Verschoor, Katie Spain,Dorinda Hafner, Corrina Wright