MEAA is concerned at the rise of hate speech in Australia ...
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A current defamation claim in the Federal Court is seeking to compel two senior investigative journalists to reveal their confidential ...
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MEAA is urging the intervention of Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton in the immigration of two Saudi Arabian journalists who ...
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MEAA has urged Australian immigration authorities to reverse a decision to deny a visa to a prominent Cameroonian journalist who ...
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MEAA is calling for a united industry approach by media organisations to combat the prevalence of online harassment and abuse ...
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MEAA has joined with publishers, broadcasters and other media organisations in an unprecedented united campaign for reforms to protect media ...
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During a recent visit to Australia, Jennifer Robinson, legal adviser to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, sat down with MEAA to ...
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MEAA chief executive Paul Murphy has told a Parliamentary inquiry that there is an urgent need to overhaul Australia's laws ...
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The Australia’s Right To Know media industry lobbying group, which includes MEAA, has recommended a complete review of laws that ...
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The final report of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s digital platforms inquiry has laid out in stark terms the ...
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