Ahead of the Tasmanian election on March 23, MEAA is calling on all political parties to commit to a comprehensive framework for arts, music and culture. This should include measures to tackle cost-of-living barriers to participation in the arts, investment in performance and infrastructure, and legislated minimum standards for for artists, musicians, performers and crew.
...This is MEAA’s submission to the Indepndent National Security Legislation Monitor’s review of secrecy offences in part 5.6 of the Criminal Code 1995.
Meta’s announcement today that it will seek to avoid its obligations to pay Australian news outlets for their content is a damaging blow to the public’s right to be informed
Public interest journalism is critical for a well-functioning democracy.
On the eve of a crucial court hearing in London, journalist unions around the world have joined forces to call for the United States to drop espionage charges against Julian Assange.
