MEAA News Corp House Committee statement on abuse hurled at photographer Alison Wynd
The MEAA News Corp house committee stands with its members and condemns the targeting of workers doing their job.
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MEAA Board statement on the March for Humanity across the Sydney Harbour Bridge
The Media, Entertainment & Arts Alliance (MEAA) supports the Palestine Action Group’s bid to March for Humanity across the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Nearly 200 journalists and media workers have been killed by Israeli forces since October 2023.
Beyond the more than 50,000 civilians already killed in this conflict, our colleagues continue to work in Gaza under sickness, starvation and bombardment to bring news ...
Statement from MEAA Musicians Section RE: Australian National University School of Music
Media, Entertainment and Arts Alliance (MEAA) members are deeply concerned by the proposed closure of the School of Music at the Australian National University (ANU) and elimination of specialised programs in musicology, performance, and composition. We stand in solidarity with the NTEU and the ANU’s wider staff and student community in opposing the broader change processes at ANU involving cuts ...
Media Super: Delivering strong long-term performance
At Media Super, we’re proud to share the strong investment returns we’ve delivered for our members in an unpredictable market.
Our Growth (MySuper) investment option delivered a strong one-year return of 10.29%* and has now delivered an average annual return of 8.91%* since its inception.
The High Growth investment option, which accounts for nearly ten percent† of our accumulation members and is ...
We’re drawing a line on insecure jobs in media
A message from MEAA Media Federal President Michael Slezak
Our colleagues across the industry – whether in-house or freelancers – are telling us how employment insecurity has made it harder to demand fair pay, push back against bullying and racism, claim compensation for excessive overtime, and do the brave, rigorous storytelling we all seek to do.
Employers have spent the last decade ...
