As we looked back on the first Gold Walkley-winner, Catherine Martin (1918-2009), we found this obituary penned by Helen Trinca for The Walkley Magazine in 2009 almost impossible to excerpt. So here it is, reproduced in full.
By James Gorman Australian photographer Nick Moir shares his concerns about Australia’s changing weather cycles and his insights about how to make it in the visual media industry after being named Nikon-Walkley Press Photographer of the Year at the 2024…
Nick McKenzie led the cross-platform, collaborative team behind the 2024 Gold Walkley-winning investigation ‘Building Bad’. Nick spoke with the Walkley Foundation to share some of the stories behind the story.
‘I personally am broken, physically, mentally, and financially,’ whistleblower Richard Boyle said in an address at the 2024 Walkley Awards. The Walkley Foundation calls on the government to ensure whistleblowers are ‘safeguarded, rather than punished’.
The 69th Walkley Awards for Excellence in Journalism were presented in 30 categories, announced tonight in Sydney. The 'Building Bad' investigation has won the 2024 Gold Walkley, Australian journalism’s highest honour, for reports broken by a team of journalists across…
Kate Geraghty has been named the winner of the 2024 Nikon Photo of the Year Prize for 'Funeral at Al-Aqsa', as the Walkley Foundation announces finalists for the 2024 Walkley Awards photographic categories.
The Walkley Foundation said today that it is misleading and inaccurate to suggest that the Foundation itself funded Cosmos Magazine for a project that utilised AI and machine learning to assist in repurposing some of their existing science stories into…
James Gorman reports back on the 2024 Australia-Korea Media Exchange. Six Australian journalists returned to Australia last week after an 11-day exchange program across the Republic of Korea (ROK). The program, supported by the Australia-Korea Foundation (AKF), the Korea Press…
Mansfield Courier journalist Hannah Kennelly won the William Buckland Foundation Fellowship with The Age in 2023. What did she learn in the big smoke and how it has benefited her regional newsroom? In January I stood outside 717 Bourke Street…