1. Sign our Petition
(The Campaign/Actions)

...ing journalists at Fairfax publications and websites, who are threatened by the big business agenda of its corporate managers. It is fundamentally unfair that Fairfax reporters, sub-editors, photo...

2. Holding Fire On Picket Lines At Printers
(The Campaign/Actions)

...ssional journalism and healthy competition in the media are vital to applying scrutiny to government and the corporate sector in the interests of democracy”. Tell your friends, and colleagues about...

3. Australian staffers express their support
(The Campaign/Letters of Support)

...ny journalists in distress. Media Alliance members at The Australian deplore the growing willingness among corporate leaders to focus on staff sackings whenever they choose to carry out company rest...

4. We're right behind you say Murdoch journos
(The Campaign/Letters of Support)

...ssional journalism and healthy competition in the media are vital to applying scrutiny to government and the corporate sector in the interests of democracy. Cutting journalist numbers at The Age, The ...

5. Fairfax flack Bruce Wolpe turns up in Denver
(The Campaign/In The News)

...aced its biggest crisis since the disastrous takeover of the company by Warwick Fairfax two decades ago, its corporate affairs chief Bruce Wolpe was thousands of kilometres away in Denver, Colorado, o...

6. Fairfax increases cuts, bosses earn record pay
(The Campaign/In The News)

Nearly a month after the Aussie news giant announced it would cut 550 jobs across its corporate and publishing units, Fairfax has increased cuts at Sydney Morning Herald from 60 to 70, while its boss

7. Payback as Fairfax sacks Michael Gawenda
(The Campaign/In The News)

...enda, however, suspects that he lost his monthly opinion page spot thanks to the robust views on Fairfax’s corporate conduct and performance he aired in this year’s A. N. Smith Lecture in journalis...

8. Kirk finally talks to staff
(The Campaign/Editorial)

... company more than three months to address staff on the changes at Fairfax? 5. How does it serve Fairfax's corporate interest, and the quest for quality journalism, to abandon its support of the Wal...

9. McCarthy - the tough guy
(The Campaign/In The News)

AS the former chief executive of Rural Press, Brian McCarthy has never lost sight of the uncompromising corporate culture that shaped him. In December 2006, when Fairfax Media first announced it

10. Wolpe departs Fairfax
(The Campaign/In The News)

Fairfax Media director of corporate affairs Bruce Wolpe is leaving the company to return to the United States to work for a congressman in Washington in the wake of the 2008 elections. His departure

11. Team Barack enlists Fairfax corporate chief
(The Campaign/In The News)

FAIRFAX Media's long-time corporate affairs boss, Bruce Wolpe, is to depart the company to become a senior adviser to Henry Waxman, one of the key congressional players in the agenda of Barack Obama