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Since the release of the Convergence Review's final report, the television networks have hit the opinion pages with the all too familiar pieces detailing the evils of regulation.
Union representation is more important than ever before, especially in an industry predominantly made up of insecure work, said Patricia Amphlett, Federal President of the Media, Entertainment & Arts Alliance, at the ACTU Federal Congress today. “Our union estimates that there are about 50,000 people who earn their income from the creative industries and about three quarters of us are in some form of insecure work,” Amphlett said.
The Sunday Mail’s State Political editor, Brad Crouch has been named South Australian Journalist of the Year at the ninth annual SA Media Ball at the National Wine Centre in Adelaide. Crouch was recognised for his outstanding body of work including the exclusive revelation that Adelaide Aqua, builders of the desalination plant, were given a taxpayer bonus despite being a year behind schedule to the feature on the man who told Mike Rann it was time to go, Labor power-broker and SDA Secretary, Peter Malinauskas.