About Women Love Tech: Australia’s Technology Publication for Women, Since 2011
Women Love Tech is Australia’s award-winning technology publication for women, founded in 2011 and led by Robyn Foyster, a Director of Foyster Media and former Editor-in-Chief of The Australian Women’s Weekly. Published by Foyster Media Pty Ltd in Sydney, it covers AI, tech news, gadgets, apps, gaming, smart homes, careers and women in STEM, with expert-written reviews, interviews and news that make technology accessible, engaging and empowering.
Women Love Tech at a glance
- Founded: 2011
- Editor and Publisher: Robyn Foyster
- Owner: Foyster Media Pty Ltd (ABN 83 117 994 091)
- Headquarters: Sydney, Australia
- Coverage: AI & Emerging Tech, Tech News, Reviews, Apps, Gadgets, Gaming, Smart Home, Careers & Women in STEM, Podcasts
- Sister publications: The Carousel (premium women’s lifestyle), Women Love Travel, Women Love Wellness, Game Changers
- Audience: We reach women who use technology to support their careers, businesses, homes and family life — from the graduate entering STEM to the executive leading digital transformation, and every curious upgrader in between. Our fastest-growing age group is women aged 18 to 25, many of whom are gamers.
- Contact: editor@womenlovetech.com
What we cover
Tech News — The technology news that matters to Australian women — consumer tech, industry moves, policy and the women making headlines — reported by journalists.
AI & Emerging Tech — Deep dives into artificial intelligence, agentic AI and the technologies reshaping work and life, including exclusive interviews with the executives and founders driving change.
Reviews — Honest, hands-on reviews of phones, laptops, wearables, audio and beauty tech, tested by experienced consumer tech writers.
Apps & Gadgets — The best new apps and devices for productivity, wellbeing, family and fun, and how to get the most out of them.
Gaming — Gaming news, reviews and profiles of women in the gaming industry.
Smart Home — Practical guides to connected living, from smart speakers and security to energy-saving tech.
Careers & Women in STEM — Profiles of world-class women in science, technology, engineering and maths, plus practical career advice to help close the gender gap in tech.
Podcasts & Video — Interviews and conversations with tech leaders, innovators and game changers including Vanessa E. Wyche, director of NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston, and 2026 Australian of the Year Katherine Bennell-Pegg.
Our founder
Robyn Foyster is one of Australia’s most experienced journalists and the only person to have edited and published the country’s three biggest magazine brands: The Australian Women’s Weekly, Woman’s Day and New Idea. She was named Editor of the Year at the 2007 Magazine Publishers’ Awards, voted one of B&T’s 30 Most Powerful Women in Media, and won Best Corporate Content at the 2025 Samsung IT Journalism (Lizzies) Awards. Her technology credentials run deep: she served on the board of an ASX-listed tech company, was Managing Director of AR Technologies — where she led the team behind the 2019 Vivid Sydney app — and founded the AR shopping app Sweep, a 2019 Finder Awards finalist. She founded Foyster Media in 2014 and has judged the Telstra Business Awards for eight years.
Our team and contributors
Women Love Tech’s content is written by journalists and accredited experts. Our articles carry a byline linked to the author’s profile and credentials.
Editorial team
Robyn Foyster — Publisher and Editor. Former Editor-in-Chief of The Australian Women’s Weekly, MPA Editor of the Year, and winner of Best Corporate Content at the 2025 Samsung IT Journalism (Lizzies) Awards.
Marie-Antoinette Issa — Lifestyle Editor for Women Love Tech, The Carousel, Women Love Travel and Women Love Wellness, with bylines across Cosmopolitan, Cleo, Madison, Daily Mail and Huffington Post.
Elise Strachan — Author, TV presenter and Founder of My Cupcake Addiction.
Emma Crameri — Editor of Brisbanista and experienced tech writer.
Contributors
Pamela Connellan — Veteran technology and sustainability journalist.
Giulia Sirignani — Veteran journalist and television producer.
Ilona Marchetta — Writer and sustainability expert.
Lucy Broadbent — Bestselling author and veteran journalist based in the UK.
Awards and recognition
Women Love Tech won the Innovation Category at the 2013 Australian Web Awards. At the 2025 Samsung IT Journalism (Lizzies) Awards, Foyster Media won Best Corporate Content and was a finalist in ten categories, including Best Technology Journalist and Best Consumer Tech Website. Robyn Foyster and Women Love Tech were finalists in four categories at the 2026 Lizzies, and Robyn was named on the 2026 B&T Women Leading Tech Power List. See all press and awards.
Editorial standards
Women Love Tech is an independent publication. Our editorial content is produced by journalists and subject-matter experts, and we clearly disclose sponsored content and affiliate relationships where they appear. We correct errors promptly; to report one, email editor@womenlovetech.com. Contributors follow the Women Love Tech Style Guide.
Frequently asked questions
Who owns Women Love Tech? Women Love Tech is owned and published by Foyster Media Pty Ltd, an independent Australian media company founded by Robyn Foyster. Foyster Media also publishes The Carousel.
When was Women Love Tech founded? Women Love Tech was founded in 2011 and is led by Robyn Foyster. It is the original title in what is now the Women Love Network, alongside The Carousel, Women Love Travel, Women Love Wellness and Game Changers.
What topics does Women Love Tech cover? AI and emerging technology, tech news, product reviews, apps, gadgets, gaming, smart homes, careers and women in STEM, written for Australian women and a global audience.
How can I contact Women Love Tech? Email editor@womenlovetech.com for editorial enquiries, corrections, story tips or partnerships.
Foyster Media acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we live and work, and pays respect to Elders past and present.
