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Press freedom: holding the MEAA line on the public’s right to know
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Press freedom: holding the MEAA line on the public’s right to know
Pacific Media Watch A “lock out” incident in Honiara last year barring Pacific journalists from an Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese press conference is among several events “undercutting” media freedom that have led to a new campaign by the Australian journalists’ union MEAA. The incident happened during the Pacific Islands Forum summit in the Solomon Islands in September 2025 and sparked widespread media condemnation. Albanese’s polit…
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