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Five Questions with Andrea Carson, Professor of Political Communication and incoming Director of the Centre for Advancing Journalism at the University of Melbourne

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.

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John Kiely’s novel approach to the world of journalism

Lifetime Melbourne journalist John Kiely has written a fiction novel Press Gang about, yes, the dramatic life of a journalist — exposing political corruption, sex crime, the perils of covering a foreign battle, internal newspaper intrigue, and of course his own love life and family difficulties.

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Melbourne landmarks to be lit up for World Press Freedom Day

The UN’s World Press Freedom Day on Sunday offers an opportunity to reaffirm the fundamental importance of press freedoms, and to acknowledge and pay tribute to the journalists and whistleblowers who have paid a heavy price for their commitments to accountability and transparency.

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2025 Lifetime Achievement Award

Heather Ewart has been awarded the 2025 MPC Lifetime Achievement award

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Winners of 31st Quill Awards announced

A major scoop about an IVF mix-up that led to a woman unknowingly giving birth to a stranger’s baby has won the prestigious Gold Quill at the Melbourne Press Club’s 31st Quill Awards.

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Perkin, Wendt and Gordon award winners announced at 31st Quill Awards

Adele Ferguson, Michael Gleeson, Sara Tomevska and Colin Cosier recognised

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2025-26 Michael Gordon Fellows announced

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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2024/25 Michael Gordon Fellows announced

Three social justice journalism projects will be undertaken in the coming year after the Melbourne Press Club announced the latest recipients of the Michael Gordon Journalism Fellowships.

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Quills - Judging Criteria

Read the category criteria for the 31st Quill awards

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2023/2024 Michael Gordon Fellows announced

Four new projects of social justice journalism will be undertaken in the coming year after the Melbourne Press Club announced the latest recipients of the Michael Gordon Journalism Fellowships.

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