49th Graham Perkin Award Winner Nick McKenzie

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.

Nick McKenzie: telling the truth about a national hero

It was a military scandal revealed in a series of stories about the real face of one of the nation’s most famous SAS soldiers and culminated in what’s been called the ‘Defamation Trial of the Century’.

Nick McKenzie recognised with MPC life membership

The board of the Melbourne Press Club has unanimously agreed to confer the honour of Life Membership for Nick McKenzie.

2020 Graham Perkin Winner Nick McKenzie

Nick McKenzie won the 45th Graham Perkin Award for a portfolio of investigative work

Nick McKenzie named MPC President

The Melbourne Press Club has elected award-winning investigative reporter Nick McKenzie as its new President.

Nick McKenzie on Breaking Big Stories

Few people see the pressure investigative journalists face when breaking stories.

2017 Perkin award winners Nick McKenzie & Richard Baker

The Edit launches with Nick McKenzie, Ruth Lamperd & Sam Clark

The Edit launched in August 2015 with a fascinating informal discussion by three leading Melbourne-based investigative journalists.

Relive the 30th Quill Awards

The 30th Quill Awards Dinner brought state and national media together to celebrate the very best in journalism.

30th Quills: The Gold Quill, sponsored by University of Melbourne

Nick McKenzie, Ben Schneiders and David Marin-Guzman, The Age and The Australian Financial Review, “Building Bad”