Brendon Cole has been a MEAA member at the Melbourne Cricket Ground for 27 years, as an ex-chief inspector at the Victorian Police, he brings with him patience when dealing with unruly patrons and drive to achieve successful outcomes when up against management in EBA negotiations. MEAA sat down with Cole recently to find out why being a MEAA member is ...
Performers are increasingly being required to sign off on “testimonial” release agreements for work on television commercials providing endorsements for products or companies.
A new debate about sexism and misogyny in Australia’s media has been sparked by the controversy over offensive comments made by broadcaster Eddie McGuire about one of Australia’s leading football journalists.
Crew working on the Matchbox TV series production Hyde and Seek have reached a milestone, becoming the first majority union crew in the Get Real on Rates campaign.
Amelia Robertson-Cuninghame is a proud MEAA member and usher at Sydney Theatre Company. She was recently able to put her first aid training to good use when helping a patron who had collapsed at the theatre. She chats to MEAA about her experience.
