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Top picks for Storyology 2017
Our program manager's must-read guide to this year's festival.
MUST READS
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Dana Milbank on life in Washington under Trump
Later that day, Trump picks up the print edition of the Post. WaPo staff know that the President doesn’t read things online, because complaints start ...
Rural and regional women journos, get in on Canberra coverage by applying for this new award
Emma MacDonald, convener of Women in Media Canberra, writes about an exciting new opportunity for women who want to get into political reporting. T ...
How to find the Trump story everyone else is missing
Aaron Glantz doesn’t shy away from mammoth subjects. An Emmy award-nominated author and investigative reporter for Reveal, Glantz is perhaps best know ...
You’re right, this wasn’t covered in your journalism degree
Looking back, I can see why the founders of the Walkleys innovation program’s shortlisted projects left each day of our bootcamps pumped but also exha ...
Magazine
#88 | March 2017 | Cover by Simon Letch
Events & Training
Trust, truth and Trump: Lessons from the US media – Sydney
Trust, truth and Trump: Lessons from the US media Dana Milbank from The Washington Post in conversation with Anne Davies. With the Tru ...
Walkley Mid Year Awards
The Walkley Foundation will announce the winners of the Walkley Young Australian Journalist of the Year Awards, Women’s Leadership in Media, Walk ...
Meet our stars
Jess Hill2016 Women's Leadership in Media Award
Hill won for her freelance investigative work for The Monthly and Background Briefing. “When I started researching domestic violence in 2014, I had no idea I would spend the next two years of my life on it," she said.
Yaara Bou Melhem2016 Best Freelance Journalist
Yaara Bou Melhem has worked in the remotest corners of Australia and around the world. Her story about the lives of two refugees resettled in Cambodia from Nauru gave powerful insight into the human impact of the Australian Government’s failed resettlement plan.
Elly Bradfield2016 Young Journalist of the Year
Bradfield's pieces on the ice epidemic stood out for her carefully crafted stories and brilliant use of her medium; she tackled difficult subjects with courage, sensitivity and innovation.
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