GWS Media Forum 2024

GWS Media Forum will again bring together leading Sydney journalists, news decision-makers and the Government’s communications experts with an audience of Western Sydney’s business leaders to examine the impact of the media in our region.

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Date
Friday, 13 September 2024

Time
9:00am – 12:30pm

Venue
The William Inglis Hotel, Warwick Farm

Registration

Partner registration ($99 + GST)

General registration ($149 + GST)

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Featured speakers

Sean

Berry

Former Director, Media Office of NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian and CoS to former NSW Treasurer, Matt Kean

Christopher

Brown

AM

Chairman, Western Sydney Leadership Dialogue

Matt

Brown

News Standards Editor & former Middle East Correspondent, ABC

Vida

Cheeseman

Head of Corporate Communications, Endeavour Energy

Julia

Feder

Deputy Editor - NSW, ABC

Jeremy

Fernandez

Lead Anchor, ABC 7pm News

Joe

Hildebrand

Columnist, The Daily Telegraph

Michael

Koziol

Sydney Editor, The Sydney Morning Herald

Adam

Leto

Chief Executive Officer, Western Sydney Leadership Dialogue

Clare

Masters

Director Media and Public Relations, The University of Sydney

Sean

Power

Sydney News Director, 7 News

Nicholas

Rupolo

Communications Officer, Western Sydney Leadership Dialogue

Bevan

Shields

Editor, The Sydney Morning Herald

Stuart

Wallace

General Manager Customer and Stakeholder Engagement, Sydney Water

Belinda

Wallis

Director - Communications, Western Sydney Leadership Dialogue

Mandy

Wicks

Director, SBS, News and Current Affairs

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We acknowledge and honour Aboriginal People who have cared for Country in Greater Western Sydney for at least 60,000 years and acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land on which we gather today.

The Western Sydney Leadership Dialogue thanks these Traditional Owners and we pay our respects to their Ancestors and Elders – past, present and emerging.

We also acknowledge the vital role played by our Local Aboriginal Land Councils, the modern custodians for all First Nations people who currently live in our region, home to one of the largest urban Aboriginal populations in Australia.