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The Melbourne Press Club is delighted to announce the first recipient of its Regional Journalism Fellowship Program, supported by the Brian M Davis Charitable Foundation.
Overview of the 2017 Quills
Entries are closed for the 2016 Quills
The publication of secret tapes revealing deep divisions within the state government which led to the downfall of Premier Ted Baillieu, has won Herald Sun reporter James Campbell, Victoria’s top journalism prize—the $5000 Monash University Gold Quill.
Professor Andrea Carson, the new director of the University of Melbourne's Centre for Advancing Journalism on AI in the newsroom, dis/misinformation in this year's State election, and how journalism education can respond to the changing media landscape.
Bec Symons and Danielle Pope, ABC News
A groundbreaking independent research report commissioned by the Melbourne Press Club and conducted by Monash University has found that public interest journalism in Victoria has reached crisis point due to severe limitations on court reporting, access to government sources, and freedom of information.
Melbourne Press Club fellowships support journalists to develop skills and pursue stories which might otherwise go untold
Membership is $100 for journalists, $150 for associate members and $40 for students.
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