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MEAA is the largest and most established union and industry advocate for Australia’s creative professionals.
Geoff Hanlon has worked at Mooney Valley, Caulfield and Sandown for more 30 years, during which ...
Posted on 12th, May 2022
The next Australian government must recommit to press freedom by putting in place overdue reforms to ...
Posted on 3rd, May 2022
If you’re considering changing agent, or securing representation for the first time, make sure you read ...
Posted on 19th, April 2022
MEAA Member Central (1300 65 65 13/ members@meaa.org) will be closed over the Easter long weekend ...
Posted on 13th, April 2022
US and Australian press leaders on Wednesday strongly condemned the ongoing detention and secretive prosecution of ...
Posted on 30th, March 2022
MEAA Equity has recently been made aware of unsafe practices occurring in audition rooms that have ...
Posted on 24th, March 2022
Each year MEAA members perform in various roles at Mardi Gras. MEAA recognises the significance of ...
Posted on 2nd, March 2022
Melbourne & Olympic Parks stalwart Jacinta Emmanuel has been looking after patrons during some of Australia’s ...
Posted on 24th, February 2022
A landmark meeting of freelance media workers from all over Australia has endorsed a new charter ...
Posted on 24th, February 2022
Developed in consultation with performers, performer representatives and casting directors, the Self-Tape Best Practice Guidelines standardise ...
Posted on 22nd, February 2022
Zoe Watkins, a lighting technician at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC) and Melbourne Recital ...
Posted on 17th, February 2022
Regional and rural journalists are overworked, underpaid and pessimistic about the future of their careers and ...
Posted on 10th, February 2022
