The Edit: Reporting on TikTok

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MPC partners with Swinburne to present mentoring program

11 May 2022

Now in its sixth round, the MPC Mentoring Program provides opportunities for early career journalists to discuss their career aspirations and immediate on-the-job needs with senior media personnel from outside their organisation.

State and national award winners announced at 2021 Quills

22 March 2022

Winners have been announced for all 2021 Quills, as well as the Perkin, Gordon, Student, and Lifetime Achievement awards.

2021/22 Michael Gordon Fellows announced

30 November 2021

The Melbourne Press Club is pleased to award $18,000 in grants in the latest round of the Michael Gordon Journalism Fellowships program.

Your donation makes a difference

16 June 2021

Donations to the Melbourne Press Club have helped support our programs for journalism.

Masterclass: Public information mining with Ben Butler and Chris Vedelago

01 June 2022

Learn how to navigate the opaque – and often hostile – public information channels of freedom of information, business, property and court searches.

The Edit: Reporting on TikTok

22 June 2022

TikTok has taken the online world by storm, with a claimed one billion users tuning into the social media platform for entertainment and information. So how can journalists break through the lip syncs and loops to tell the news and knock back misinformation?