Breaking News and Building Bridges: WA Journalism and PR Engagement

Western Australia is renowned for its rich history, vibrant multicultural society, and stunning natural landscapes. It's a major business destination, an export powerhouse and pivotal in driving Australia's external trade. Its Aboriginal history dates back more than 50,000 years – making it one of the world's oldest living cultures. And, with more than 3,000 hours of sunshine annually, Perth holds the distinction of being Australia's sunniest capital city.

And that's just for starters. Here’s your chance to learn more about Western Australia from the journalists who call it home and have covered its stories for decades. What lies ahead for "the Wildflower State" and its connection with the rest of the nation? What great stories are yet to be told – and how can communications professionals help share them?

This special event, presented by The Kennedy Foundation and Telum Media, is a remarkable opportunity to hear from four distinguished journalists about their media careers, their evolving industry, and what they see on the horizon.

Drawing on their extensive experience, our panellists will share their views on some of the biggest stories that have shaped Western Australia and offer practical tips on how communications professionals can work with the news industry.

Featuring

•     Anthony De Ceglie, Editor-in-Chief, The West Australian

•     Pamela Medlen, Presenter and Reporter, ABC Radio Perth

•     Ray Kuka, News Director, 7News Perth

•     Ashleigh Nelson, Sports Reporter, 10 News First Perth

Kate Allman, a Kennedy Foundation board member, and an accomplished journalist with a wealth of experience, will host the discussion - guaranteeing an engaging, informative, and thought-provoking dialogue.