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Anthony Dowsley and Patrick Carlyon won the 2018 Grant Hattam Quill
Group investigations into Chinese influence over Australian politics and a retirement village sector scandal have jointly won the 2017 Grant Hattam Quill for Investigative Journalism.
Ben Schneiders, Royce Millar & Nick Toscano of The Age won the 2016 Grant Hattam Quill.
Caro Meldrum-Hanna & Sam Clark, from ABC Four Corners, won the 2015 Grant Hattam Quill for the Four Corners program 'Making a Killing'.
Ruth Lamperd of the Herald Sun won the 2014 Grant Hattam Quill for Investigative Journalism.
Investigative journalism is one of the few independent checks on the excesses of government, corrupt officials and corporate scoundrels. Such journalism is expensive to produce, takes a long time and risks expensive legal proceedings.
Renowned US editor and Centre for Investigative Reporting executive director Robert Rosenthal delivered a free public lecture at Monash University on Tuesday 20 September, 2011.
Encryption legislation rushed through Federal Parliament last year 2018 create a serious threat to investigative journalism, according to tech experts.
Russian journalist Anna Nemtsova on the challenges of working in Vladimir Putin’s Russia.
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.
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