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New managing editor promoted at 7NEWS.com.au
Sophie Haslett has been promoted to managing editor of 7Life and commercial editorial at 7NEWS.com.au.
In this role, she looks after affiliate partnerships and commercially led content spanning fashion, beauty, health, wellness, food, travel, tech, fitness, and parenting for the Best Picks page.
Sophie will also oversee lifestyle content on the 7NEWS website and welcomes all relevant pitches from PRs, including real-life stories or product news.
You can contact Sophie at: shaslett@seven.com.au.
Time Out welcomes lifestyle writer
Winnie Stubbs has joined Time Out Sydney as a lifestyle writer. She was previously a freelance writer and senior account executive at COMPASS STUDIO.
Winnie welcomes PR pitches related to outdoor / nature activities, festivals, markets, NSW travel, wellness, beauty, things to do with kids, and Sydney news. Time Out is less likely to cover product-based news, unless there's a compelling Sydney hook.
You can contact Winnie at: winnie.stubbs@timeout.com.
Refinery29 Australia shares changes
Refinery29 Australia has shared editorial team changes.
Launched in 2021, Refinery29 Australia has upended the media space by emphasising diverse storytelling that delivers refreshing new perspectives to its audience.
The updated editorial team for Refinery29 Australia is:
Zahra Campbell-Avenell - head of editorial: zahra.campbell-avenell@pedestriangroup.com.au
Areas of Coverage: Style, beauty, women’s rights, entertainment, lifestyle, travel, diversity and representation.
Ange Law - managing editor: angela.law@pedestriangroup.com.au
Areas of Coverage: Style, beauty, women’s rights, entertainment.
Alexandra Koster - culture editor: alexandra.koster@pedestriangroup.com.au
Areas of coverage: Entertainment, reality TV, books, music, movies, podcasts, news, politics, culture, diversity and representation.
Allie Daisy King - social producer: allie.daisyking@pedestriangroup.com.au
Areas of coverage: TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest, pop culture, news.
Updated ELLE and marie claire digital team
Are Media would like to share the following updates to the ELLE and marie claire digital team:
Tessa Ogle - digital managing editor: TESSA.OGLE@AREMEDIA.COM.AU
Cassandra Green - senior writer: cassandra.green@aremedia.com.au
Rebecca Mitchell - senior writer: rebecca.mitchell@aremedia.com.au
Kirsty Thatcher - writer: kirsty.thatcher@aremedia.com.au
Teneal Zuvela - writer: teneal.zuvela@aremedia.com.au
Maddison Hockey - shopping editor: maddison.hockey@aremedia.com.au
To reach the entire digital team, please contact: fashion.digital@aremedia.com.au.
The Australian Women's Weekly welcomes new senior content producer
Georgia Weir has stepped into a new role as senior content producer at The Australian Women’s Weekly’s new digital site.
She will manage lifestyle content, including fashion, beauty, food, travel, and health. Georgia previously led 9Honey Style.
You can contact Georgia at: georgia.weir@aremedia.com.au.
Team update at news.com.au
Claudia Coy has started a new role as social media producer for news.com.au's shopping vertical, checkout.
She is interested in hearing about relevant shopping news and product trial opportunities across fashion, beauty, lifestyle, health, fitness, home and tech.
You can contact Claudia at: claudia.coy@news.com.au.
Job Alert LaCorium HEALTH is hiring
LaCorium HEALTH is hiring for the below jobs.
Apply via linkedin. Or contact Arina Mischenko arinamishchenko@lacoriumhealth.com
Olaplex Names New CEO
After hitting a rocky patch, with dwindling sales amongst other lawsuit troubles, the brand is seeing the light at the end of the tunnel.
Farewelling former CEO JuE Wong and appointing Amanda Baldwin as their new CEO. Amanda will be starting in the role early 2024.
About Amanda Baldwin:
Amanda Baldwin, has a longstanding beauty background previously healming Supergood as their CEO. Amanda has also previously worked with brands such as LVMH and Estée Lauder. So rest assured the haircare brand is in very capable hands.
Goldwell partners with the NRL Dally Ms Style Suits
On the 27th of September, Goldwell proudly served as the official hair partner for the NRL Dally Ms Style Suite. This marked Goldwell's second year supporting this stylish event, where they crafted high-glamour looks for female NRLW players, as well as wives and partners.
The Dally M Awards stand as the crowning event in the NRL Calendar, celebrating the outstanding performers of the premiership season. Before the winners are revealed, a grand display of style takes place on the red (or, in this unique case, green Astro turf) carpet.
The Style Suite was hosted at the Pullman Sydney Hyde Park, while the awards ceremony itself unfolded at the WINX Stand within the Royal Randwick Racecourse. Players and their partners sought out the Style Suite for hair, makeup, and fashion styling. Here, they left behind their mouthguards and footy shorts, embracing smokey eyes, beaded gowns, and contemporary up-dos.
The Goldwell Glam squad comprised four skilled stylists: Lauren Griffiths, co-owner of Indie Sky + Co; Sophie Reeves from Salon Sessions; Milly Cawthorn from Willomina; and Mikaela Johns from Helens Hair Artistry. This team collaborated with each guest to craft a personalized look that perfectly complemented their gown and reflected their individual style.
Textured high ponytails, meticulously styled Hollywood waves, elegantly undone updos, and stylish middle parts were among the highly sought-after choices. Lauren Griffiths commented on the experience, saying, "It was such a fun day, seeing the ladies embrace their glamorous side. We saw lots of textured styles, and waves are always in demand. Goldwell’s Creative Texture Dry Boost played a pivotal role, serving both as a styling and finishing spray, alongside Perfect Hold Magic Finish Lustrous Finish Hairspray."
Knights superstar Kalyn Ponga stormed home to win the 2023 Dally M Medal from Warriors veteran Shaun Johnson by just one point. Also from the Knights, Tamika Upton won the NRLW Dally M Medal to cap her stunning season.
Garnier Australia partners with the Great Barrier Reef Foundation to help restore one of Australia's natural wonders of the world
L’Oréal Groupe’s leading natural mass-market beauty brand, Garnier and globally recognised environmental charity, the Great Barrier Reef Foundation have announced a multi-year partnership to support the survival of the world’s largest coral reef system, Australia’s Great Barrier Reef. The partnership with the Foundation will see Garnier help to restore damaged areas of the Great Barrier Reef through coral planting. Specifically, Garnier will help the Foundation plant corals on the Great Barrier Reef, with the goal of dispersing up to 500,000 baby corals during the 2023 coral spawning season.
Garnier is on a mission to create a positive impact by leading the way towards more sustainable beauty for all, with maximum efficacy and reduced impact on the planet. The partnership with the Foundation is one of the ways the global beauty brand is working to give back to the environment. Garnier Australia and New Zealand Marketing Director, Alexander Bachem, said the brand is extremely proud to play its part in the survival of this national icon. “In Australia, we have made it our mission to help clean up and protect our treasured beaches and oceans, through our ongoing partnership with the likes of Take 3 For The Sea and now the Great Barrier Reef Foundation. We’re so proud to be partnering with the Foundation, to help restore one of our most treasured wonders of the world. “As one of the world’s biggest mass beauty brands, at Garnier we believe our sustainability commitments shouldn’t just stop at our products. We feel a strong responsibility to give back to the environment, beyond what’s in our immediate control,” continued Mr Bachem.
The Great Barrier Reef Foundation is the lead charity for the Reef, formed in response to the first mass coral bleaching of the Reef in 1998. The collaborative organisation raises funds, invests in innovative ideas, and designs scalable conservation programs in Australia to help to protect the Reef which stretches over an area of approximately 348,000 square kilometres. Our partnership with Garnier will have a significant impact on the Reef, not only through the growth of new corals but also by helping to restore critical reef habitats for threatened species. “The Foundation is using innovative, world-leading solutions to conserve and restore the Reef and partnering with brands such as Garnier will help to deploy these solutions at scale to help the future of the Reef, today,” Ms Marsden added. The Plant A Coral campaign will be exclusively available at all Coles stores nationally. Commenting on the partnership, Coles General Manager of Sustainability Brooke Donnelly said she was pleased to see other organisations invest in strengthening the regeneration and resilience of the Great Barrier Reef.