Let’s keep working together to save our arts and entertainment industries

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A message from MEAA Chief Executive Paul Murphy.

Fact sheet: JobKeeper income subsidy

Get all the facts about whether you are eligible to apply for the JobKeeper income subsidy payment.

Performers’ rights: Streaming and recording live performances

As a result of the closure of many theatre productions and shows, there has been some interest from producers (and cast) to record and stream their shows for audiences that would otherwise be unable to attend.

In the time of Coronavirus, recording and streaming of live theatre is a useful tool for shows that have closed down to be viewed by ...

MEAA condemns regional newspaper closures

At a time when fast and accurate information is more important than ever, media owners have an obligation to do all in their power to keep publishing, broadcasting and serving their communities. MEAA is responding to reports that regional newspapers have begun shutting down their titles and putting their staff out of work.

MEAA Media president Marcus Strom says: “The media is ...

Accessing Centrelink payments during coronavirus

COVID-19 has had a significant impact on our members and the arts and entertainment industry across Australia.