MEAA condemns regional newspaper closures
At a time when fast and accurate information is more important than ever, media owners have an obligation to do all in their power to keep publishing, broadcasting and serving their communities.
At a time when fast and accurate information is more important than ever, media owners have an obligation to do all in their power to keep publishing, broadcasting and serving their communities.
COVID-19 has had a significant impact on our members and the arts and entertainment industry across Australia.
Due to the escalation of public health measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19 (coronavirus), our offices have been temporarily closed from Monday, March 23.
Arrangements are in place to ensure our staff can work remotely and our services to members are maintained.
You can continue to contact MEAA Member Central on 1300 656 513 or by email at members@meaa.org to ...
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