1. Fair Go, Fairfax: Don't discount journalism
(The Campaign/Editorial)

...ct brought this into focus. On the news channels, there was plenty of vision of tanks rumbling to and fro across the countryside. We also saw bombed buildings, frightened citizens and angry, posturing...

2. New CEO's message to staff
(The Campaign/Editorial)

... centres, radio stations, events and market strength – and most importantly, a committed and valued staff across Australia, New Zealand and the United States.  I believe firmly in the company and...

3. The Thin Black Line
(The Campaign/Letters of Support)

...ions”) is regarded as a watershed moment, and even today remains required reading for university students across the nation. Brendan Nicholson, another Fairfax journalist, has provided crucial cover...

4. Ron Walker's message to Fairfax staff
(The Campaign/In The News)

...media assets, in print, online and on-air, throughout Australia and New Zealand, and all the employees across the business for the superb job that they always do.” Fairfax Media is a great compa...

5. Fairfax's finest line up to leave SMH
(The Campaign/In The News)

... announcement in late August of a "business improvement plan" involving the axing of 550 jobs across its Australian and New Zealand operations. These included a program of voluntary redund...

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. Fairfax papers suffer ad loss
(The Campaign/In The News)

Goldman media analyst Christian Guerra released research yesterday that showed classified page volumes across all Fairfax metropolitan mastheads were down 13 per cent in July on the same time last y

8. Fairfax employees to meet over redundancies
(The Campaign/In The News)

...n this week. In August, Fairfax announced a “business improvement plan” which included slashing 550 jobs across its Australian and New Zealand operations. The company initially called for voluntary...

9. Deputy PM concerned
(The Campaign/In The News)

...ant to see quality and diversity - certainly the Fairfax newspapers are part of our quality and diversity across the system. And anything that would lead to a reduction, either in the quality of those...

10. Fairfax cutbacks chilling: ex-editor
(The Campaign/In The News)

...d for was a recipe for disaster. And, less than two months after the announcement that 550 jobs would go across the company's Australian and New Zealand operations under a "business improvement...

11. Kirk: Former Fairfax editors 'poisonous' and 'Chicken Littles'
(The Campaign/In The News)

...quot;there would be many more staff cuts". In August Mr Kirk announced 550 redundancies from Fairfax across Australasia as part of a "business improvement program". Mr Gawenda describ...

12. More protests over media CEO pay
(The Campaign/In The News)

TEN Network executive chairman Nick Falloon has become the latest executive to earn a massive salary hike despite a plummeting share price, earning a $2.4million boost to his full-year package.

13. Profit one week, job cuts the next
(The Campaign/In The News)

...s announced a redundancy program that will slice 5% off overall costs, which amounts to 550 redundancies across operations in Australia and New Zealand. That is equivalent to an annual $50 million ...

14. Interim CEO McCarthy's message to staff
(The Campaign/In The News)

...stheads, websites, printing centres, radio stations – and most importantly, a committed and valued staff across Australia, New Zealand and the United States.   Sincerely &nb...

15. Fairfax gets 'volunteers' for job cuts
(The Campaign/In The News)

... staff would face forced redundancies as part of a "business improvement plan" to cut 550 jobs across the company's Australian and New Zealand operations. However, following negotiations w...

16. Fairfax hits the road
(The Campaign/In The News)

While the details of a $50 million cost-saving plan are still being nutted out at Fairfax Media's headquarters in Pyrmont, chief executive David Kirk has been on a roadshow through the US and Britai

17. Ad downturn continues to hit Fairfax
(The Campaign/In The News)

...owing economy as companies pull back their advertising spend. According to broker Goldman Sachs JB Were, across Fairfax's main metropolitan newspapers the average weekly page count fell by 2.8 per ...