This agreement covers:

 Advertiser Newspapers Pty Limited T/A News Corp Australia
 Davies Brothers Pty Limited T/A News Corp Australia
 Gold Coast Publications Pty Limited T/A News Corp Australia
 Leader Associated Newspapers Pty Limited T/A News Corp Australia
 Messenger Press Pty Ltd T/A News Corp Australia
 Nationwide News Pty Ltd T/A News Corp Australia
 Queensland Newspapers Pty Ltd T/A News Corp Australia
 The Cairns Post Pty Limited T/A News Corp Australia
 The Geelong Advertiser Pty Ltd T/A News Corp Australia
 The Herald and Weekly Times Pty Limited T/A News Corp Australia
 The North Queensland Newspaper Company Pty Limited T/A News Corp Australia

Letter from MEAA to AAP shareholders.

MEAA is concerned at the rise of hate speech in Australia. Racist attitudes and hate speech pose a threat to democracy, a free media and racial equality. The rise of extremism and the increasing use of hate speech place journalists in a difficult position: how should we report these issues, should we resist efforts to co-opt us, what role does “balance” have to play, should we seek to protect our audience?

These guidelines are designed to be read alongside the MEAA Journalist Code of Ethics

Australia’s Right to Know coalition of media organisations', including MEAA, submission to the Vincent Open Courts Act Review – remaining legislative recommendations implementation options
Consultation Paper (the Paper). This submission follows theoriginal submission to the Vincent Review of the Open Courts Act (Vic).