Australian screen industry “can’t compete”
Australia is in danger of losing world class film and television production talent unless urgent measures are taken to make our industry more globally competitive.
MEAA Media Room
Address by Simon Collins to 2018 Federal Council, Sydney
This is an edited version of the opening address to the 2018 MEAA Federal Council in Sydney on February 23 by Federal President Simon Collins.MEAA submission to the Senate Economics Legislation Committee’s inquiry into the Treasury Laws Amendment (Enhancing Whistleblower Protection) Bill 2017 – 180216
The Media, Entertainment & Arts Alliance submission of February 16 2018 to the Senate Economics Legislation Committee’s inquiry into the Treasury Laws Amendment (Enhancing Whistleblower Protection) Bill 2017
MEAA submission to the Environment and Communications References Committee’s inquiry on Australian content on broadcast, radio and streaming services
MEAA views Australian content as multi-dimensional. It is not simply quotas across a range of production formats. MEAA considers Australian content to also be the work performed by our members, whether it is performers or crew on domestic and international productions filmed in Australia. In this respect, we submit views not only on content regulations, but the means by which ...
Joint Media Organisations’ supplementary submission regarding the Foreign Influence Transparency Scheme Bill 2017
The 14 Joint Media Organisations, comprising of media proprietors, public broadcasters, MEAA and others, lodged this supplementary submission regarding the Foreign Influence Transparency Scheme Bill 2017 with the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security on February 12, 2018.
