The union & industry advocate for Australia's creative professionals.
Authorised by Erin Madeley, 245 Chalmers St, Redfern NSW 2016. Phone: 1300 65 65 13
Calling all Melbourne Fringe Festival participants - we'd like to hear from you to learn about your experience as a creative worker taking part in the festival.
Complete the survey today: https://t.co/uifRt4B4UY
We are calling for Equitable Remuneration (ER) to be embedded in Australian copyright law - ensuring creators are paid when their work is used, including by AI.
This isn’t optional. It’s the foundation of a sustainable creative economy.
#PayUp
https://t.co/ysddLMl4Oh
The panel discussion on Equitable Remuneration (ER) at MEAA Federal Council today demonstrated the need for consultation and fair pay for creative and media workers in an AI-driven world.
#PayUp
Learn more about the campaign here: https://t.co/ysddLMl4Oh
Today’s MEAA Federal Council update from the MEAA Indigenous Committee focused on representation, protecting digital sovereignty, creating opportunities, and advocating for industry change.
#StrongerTogether
We’re kicking off the MEAA Federal Council 2026 with a powerful opening, including Welcome to Country, key governance steps, and setting the agenda for the two days ahead.
This is where the work begins.
#StrongerTogether
As the union for Australia’s creative and media workers, we recognise that truth-telling and First Nations voices are central to a fair, inclusive, and representative industry.
Find out more about events you can attend near you:
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This National Reconciliation Week, MEAA members acknowledge the enduring connection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to land, culture, and storytelling.
Apply now for the Masters & McKenzie Investigative Journalism Fellowship. Six investigative journalists will attend a two-day workshop in Sydney with investigative reporters including Kate McClymont, Chris Masters and Nick McKenzie. Closing 1 June.
https://t.co/FUyITLJvg5
Congratulations to all the finalists for the 2026 SA Media Awards.
Winners will be announced at an awards dinner on Friday, July 10 at The Playford Hotel in Adelaide.
See the full announcement here: https://t.co/PFP6jLdWzt
Australia’s creative industries generate billions, but many creative workers still miss out when their work is broadcast in Australia. Equitable Remuneration (ER) would make sure creators are paid fairly, every time their work is used.
#PayUp
https://t.co/ysddLMl4Oh
Musicians are disappearing from Australia's biggest stage shows as KeyComp - a technology which allows a single keyboard player to replicate entire sections of an orchestra - is replacing musicians.
#KeepMusicLive
https://t.co/EvoktEwJEY
Spotify and Universal Music Group have made a deal that will allow subscribers to generate song covers and remixes using AI.
We need Equitable Remuneration (ER) in Australian copyright law to ensure that creators are paid all uses of their work.
#PayUp
https://t.co/sZfo6MZXon
Calling all journalists - the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) are running a webinar on how to identify, understand and counter climate disinformation. There are two times available:
Funds from big tech must to the workers – sign the petition demanding the News Media Bargaining Incentive delivers this outcome.
#PayUp
Sign the petition today: https://t.co/hKntf8Kw48
Research shows that 67% of freelance journalists earned less than minimum wage last year. And half say that low pay means less time for fact-checking, research, and quality control. That’s not just tough on journalists – it impacts the quality of the news we all rely on.