Women in Broadcast Partnership
Women in Broadcast is a not-for-profit initiative brought together by NEP Australia and the National Careers Institute to Illuminate Career Pathways for Women within Sports Broadcast Technology.
Women in Broadcast is a not-for-profit initiative brought together by NEP Australia and the National Careers Institute to Illuminate Career Pathways for Women within Sports Broadcast Technology.
We have profiled some of our women in Broadcast and showcase their roles here at Nine. You can watch more profiles and follow the Women in Broadcast page on LinkedIn.
Meet Vahini Iyengar, Broadcast Systems Engineer
Meet Smita Fautam, Broadcast Tech Support Manager
Reaching new heights: Shaun Wellfare on how Nine’s drone program innovates sports broadcasting
As the world of live sports demands ever more spectacular and immersive viewing experiences, Nine is pushing the boundaries of what's possible. Leading the charge is our pioneering drone program, now soaring to new levels of innovative coverage. We sat down with Shaun Wellfare, Senior Production Camera Operator and one of Nine’s senior drone pilots, to understand how this technology is enhancing the art of live sports coverage.
Summer of Tennis: 5 minutes with Senior Producer Nick Dalton-Bocquet
We sat down with Senior Producer at Wide World of Sports Nick Dalton-Bocquet to hear his insights into working across the Australian Open.
Nine’s podcast powerhouse: Penelope Liersch is redefining court reporting
Reporter Penelope Liersch shares her insights on reporting on one of Australia’s most highly documented court cases, the trial of Erin Patterson. The podcast she co-hosts, "The Mushroom Trial: Say Grace”, reached a milestone one million downloads before the verdict. The achievement highlights the dedication she and co-host Erin Pearson (Court Reporter with The Age) have to storytelling that delves far beyond the typical daily news cycle.
Behind the scenes at the Australian Open: How Nine brings the action to life
We spoke to some of the team behind the AO about their roles, their most memorable AO moments, and how working on this event has shaped their careers.
Production powerhouse: Sam Rutledge on production managing the Australian Open
With 24 years of experience, she shares her top tips for thriving as a Production Manager and ensuring live events like the AO run seamlessly.
Meet Ross Power Senior Editor Supervisor in the Newsroom
Find out how his team's dedication and our cutting edge technology have helped prepare Nine for the Olympics and Paralympics.