MEAA Releases
Latest releases from MEAA
Assange extradition decision a huge relief; US must now end prosecution
MEAA, the union for Australian journalists, welcomes today’s decision by a British judge to prevent the extradition to the United States of our member Julian Assange and calls on the US government to now drop his prosecution ...
Journalists need better protection, not prosecution
Australian journalists still face the threat of prosecution and jail for doing their jobs following the government response to a parliamentary review of the impact of national security laws on press freedom ...
MEAA concerned at more jobs going at News Corp
MEAA is concerned that News Corp is embarking on a round of redundancies that will see photographers and editorial production staff lose their jobs ...
Screen industry welcomes proposed reforms for streaming services – Make It Australian
The Australian screen industry welcomes news the Federal Government is considering introducing a local content quota for Netflix and other streaming services that currently have no obligation to produce original Australian content ...
MEAA welcomes proposed Netflix quota
After a devastating year for the Australian screen industry, MEAA is heartened by today’s news the Federal Government is considering a local content quota for Netflix and other streaming services that currently have no obligation to produce original Australian content ...
