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MEAA Member Central (1300 65 65 13) will be closed over the Easter long weekend and will re-open, Tuesday, April 3, 7:30am AEST.

MEAA Member Central operating hours:

Thursday, March 29: Open 7:30am - 6pm (AEST)
Friday, March 30: Closed
Saturday, March 31: Closed
Sunday, April 1: Closed
Monday, April 2: Closed
Tuesday, April 3: Open 7:30am - 6pm (AEST)

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  • What is the media like where you live? How much diversity/concentration of media is there in your area? How important to you is media diversity and having a wide range of voices and opinions? Will the takeover reduce competition/diversity in the Australian media sector?
  • What Fairfax and Nine publications and programs do you consume? What attracted you to them in the first place, and what do they mean to you/your family/household? What will be the impact of the takeover on the choice and range of media you consume?
  • How distinct is Fairfax journalism – what makes it different?  Describe a story or stories published by Fairfax over the years which have made a difference to you/had an impact on you/changed the way you think? What would your life/community be like without the journalism that Fairfax produces?
  • Who are the Fairfax journalists you always read/trust?
  • How important is fearless, independent journalism? What will be the impact of the takeover on investigative journalism and does it increase the risk of that independence being compromised by the commercial interests of the proprietor or its advertisers?
  • What else do you think the ACCC should consider when ruling on this takeover, and what would you like the ACCC to do?
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