MEAA, the union representing sports professionals, is concerned about the safety of tennis players being required to compete in the in the extreme heat during the Australian Open.
Musicians are calling on the City of Sydney to use its major festivals as a chance to promote local artists, rather than import a majority of acts from overseas.
Joint media organisations’ letter to South Australian Shadow Attorney-General regarding the Surveillance Devices Bill 2012.
Power, Protection & Principles – the 2013 report into the state of Press Freedom in Australia looks at how powerful people are increasingly using court orders to compel journalists to reveal their confidential sources, sparking an urgent need for uniform national shield laws to protect journalist-source privilege and the obligations of the MEAA Journalist Code of Ethics.
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