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31st Quill Awards – Finalists

25 February 2026

The MPC is pleased to announce the finalists for our 31st Quill Awards for Excellence in Victorian Journalism and the 2025 Victorian Student Journalist of the Year.

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State and national award winners announced at 2021 Quills

22 March 2022

Winners have been announced for all 2021 Quills, as well as the Perkin, Gordon, Student, and Lifetime Achievement awards.

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Enter Now: 2020 Harry Gordon National Sports Journalism Award

07 December 2020

The national award recognises the best sports journalism in all media and all codes

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MPC launches Michael Gordon Fellowships

10 September 2018

The new national grants will fund social justice journalism

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Fellowships

22 April 2026

Melbourne Press Club fellowships support journalists to develop skills and pursue stories which might otherwise go untold

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11th Gordon Award winner Michael Gleeson

20 March 2026

Michael Gleeson of The Age has won the 11th Harry Gordon Australian Sports Journalist of the Year, sponsored by Chamption Data

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50th Graham Perkin Award Winner Adele Ferguson

20 March 2026

ABC News' Adele Ferguson has won the 50th Graham Perkin Australian Journalist of the Year award  

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2025-26 Michael Gordon Fellows announced

10 December 2025

Pacific and Indigenous-focused projects have received funding from the Michael Gordon Journalism Fellowships in it's biggest year so far.

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10th Gordon Award winner Jessica Halloran

27 March 2025

Jessica Halloran of The Australian has won the 10th Harry Gordon Australian Sports Journalist of the Year, sponsored by Chamption Data

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49th Graham Perkin Award Winner Nick McKenzie

27 March 2025

Nick McKenzie of The Age has won the 49th Graham Perkin Award for a body of work that was extraordinary in its breadth and impact, including breaking the biggest local story of the year - the endemic corruption and thuggery at the CFMEU. It was courageous and groundbreaking investigative journalism that resulted in tangible public benefit.

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