Today’s prosecution of ‘Witness K’ and Bernard Collaery has dangerous implications for press freedom in Australia and the ability of whistleblowers and journalists to work together to expose wrongdoing and uphold the public’s right to know.
In the lead up to this year’s pilot season we set out to get the best possible advice to help Australian and New Zealand actors maximise their chance of success. Those we spoke to included actors, acting coaches, agents and casting directors. If you’re in the midst of the mayhem, here’s their timely advice.
Life as an actor is unpredictable but there are several things you can be doing to give yourself every chance of success. Here actor and acting coach Pip Edwards provides her ten top tips for taking control of your career.
Following is the opening address made by MEAA Victoria and Tasmania regional director Carolyn Dunbar to the Victorian Parliamentary inquiry into the Labour Hire Industry and Insecure Work in Melbourne on Monday, February 8, 2016. Read the MEAA submission here. Thank you for the opportunity to speak to our written submissions already made to this inquiry […]
Press Gallery veteran says journalists have been too complacent about creeping restrictions on press freedom.
