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Neil Chenoweth and Edmund Tadros named 2023 Graham Perkin Australian Journalists of the Year

AFR journalists Neil Chenoweth and Edmund Tadros have been named the 2023 Graham Perkin Australian Journalists of the Year.

2021 Quills: The Grant Hattam Quill for Investigative Journalism, sponsored by HWT

Quill

Nick McKenzie and Joel Tozer of The Age have won the 2021 Grant Hattam Quill for Investigative Journalism.

The Edit: Shooting the Pollies

The Edit

Talking shop with Canberra Press photographer Alex Ellinghausen

The 2017 MPC Lifetime Achievement Award

The club celebrated the career of business journalist extraordinaire Robert Gottliebsen

The Rabble Rousers

MPC Event

Lunch with three of Australia's best news columnists

Political cartooning - the end of an era

Newspaper cartoons are no longer major components of the central forum that they were in the era of mass media, Robert Phiddian and Haydon Manning write in The Conversation.

Chapter 9. The Push for Membership

In 1991 – 20 years after the founding of the club – membership was still hovering under 200 and it was reasonable to question whether this was sufficient for a viable organisation. Certainly, this number was a very small proportion of the eligible membership in the dynamic media-rich city of Melbourne.

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Neil Chenoweth and Edmund Tadros named 2023 Graham Perkin Australian Journalists of the Year

2021 Quills: The Grant Hattam Quill for Investigative Journalism, sponsored by HWT

The Edit: Shooting the Pollies

The 2017 MPC Lifetime Achievement Award

The Rabble Rousers

Political cartooning - the end of an era

Chapter 9. The Push for Membership

Adele Ferguson wins the Gold Quill

48th Graham Perkin Award Winners Neil Chenoweth and Edmund Tadros

29th Quills: Business News/Feature, sponsored by McGrathNicol

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