List of Walkley awards won by, The Australian is: a list of Walkleys won by journalists while writing for the: national Australian newspaper The Australian.
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Year | Section | Award | Journalist | Story |
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2018 | All Media | Investigative Journalism | Hedley Thomas and Slade Gibson | The Teacher's Pet |
2018 | All Media | Cartoon & Artwork. | Jon Kudelka | From the Heart |
2018 | Radio/Audio | Feature | Kylie Stevenson, "Caroline Graham." And Eric George | Lost in Larrimah |
2016 | All Media | Coverage of Indigenous Affairs | Eric George and Stephen Fitzpatrick | Bowraville murders |
2016 | Radio/Audio | Documentary, Feature, Podcast/Special | Eric George and Stephen Fitzpatrick | Bowraville Podcast |
2014 | All Media | Artwork | Eric Lobbecke | Chopper Hockey |
2014 | Print/Text | Print/Text News Report | Paul Maley and Greg Bearup | That's my boy: kids witness war's horror/Plotter's nephew in Syrian combat/Aussie fighters leading extremist PR: ASIO |
2013 | All Media | International | Amanda Hodge | No place called home/ Taliban shadow on gangster's paradise in Pakistan/ Indian rape family speaks out for justice |
2011 | All Media | Sustained coverage of an issue. Or event | Natasha Bita | Virus in the system |
2011 | Photography | Daily Life/Feature Photography | Stuart McEvoy | Cyclone Yasi – Maria Domandi |
2010 | Best Artwork | Eric Lobbecke | Rudd's dangerous climate retreat | |
2010 | All Media | Outstanding Continuous Coverage of an Issue or Event | Stephen Fitzpatrick | Sri Lankan asylum seeker stand-off |
2009 | Best Cartoon | Peter Nicholson | Bashir and Bombing | |
2009 | News report | Gary Hughes | Black Saturday 1 & 2 | |
2009 | Photography | Nikon-Walkley Australian Press Photographer Of The Year | Renee Nowytarger | |
2008 | Cartoon | John Kudelka | Welcome——to Brendan | |
2008 | News Report | Tony Koch and Padraic Murphy | No Jail for Rape of Girl, 10 | |
2007 | All Media | Business Journalism | Anthony Klan | Fincorp Collapse |
2007 | Artwork | Sturt Krygsman | The Shakey Sheik | |
2007 | Print News Report | Hedley Thomas | Dr Haneef | |
2006 | All Media | Coverage of Indigenous Affairs | Ashleigh Wilson and Nicholas Rothwell | Aboriginal Art |
2006 | Photography | Daily Life/Feature Photography | Renee Nowytarger | A Day in the Life of Prisoners in the Navotas Prison |
2006 | All Media | Investigative Journalism | Caroline Overington | AWB Kickback Scandal |
2005 | All Media | Business Journalism | Michael West | Allstate |
2005 | All Media | Cartoon | Eric Lobbecke | No Cheap Route to Defence |
2005 | Magazine Feature Writing | Mark Whittaker | Ordinary Heroes | |
2005 | Photography | Nikon-Walkley Australian Press Photographer Of The Year | Renee Nowytarger | |
2004 | All Media | Commentary, Analysis, Opinion & Critique | Patrick Smith | Colour of Money |
2004 | Photography | Daily Life Photography & Portrait Photography | Brett Faulkner | Mungo Moonrise |
2004 | Artwork | Editorial Graphics And Design | The Australian Design and Graphics Team | The Australian Megagraphics Series |
2004 | Three Headings | Ian Gunn | Heads and Tales | |
2003 | Artwork | Editorial Graphics And Design | Sturt Krygsman | Uncle Sam Gets Mad |
2003 | Artwork | Editorial Graphics And Design | Simon Pipe | 9.11.01 – A Shock To History |
2003 | Three Headings | Tom Phelan | Trio Grande | |
2003 | All Media | Business Journalism | Geoff Elliott | The Collapse of New Tel |
2002 | Artwork | Cartoon | Bill Leak | Brown Nose Day |
2002 | All Media | Commentary, Analysis, Opinion & Critique | Patrick Smith | The Moral Game |
2002 | 3 Headings | Seumus Phelan | Ahead of the Best | |
2001 | All Media | Business Reporting | Mark Westfield | Insider – Uncovering the HIH Disaster |
2001 | All Media | Commentary, Analysis, Opinion & Critique | Paul Kelly | Various |
2001 | All Media | Coverage of Centenary of Federation | Jennifer Campbell, Petra Rees & Simon Pipe | Centenary of Federation |
2001 | All Media | Coverage of the Asia-Pacific Region | Donald Greenlees | The Smugglers |
2001 | Senior Journalism Awards | Journalistic Leadership | Paul Kelly | |
2001 | Three Headings | Seumas Phelan | Heads you win |
Gold Walkleys※
Year | Journalist | Story | Notes |
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2018 | Hedley Thomas and Slade Gibson | The Teacher's Pet | Podcast Investigating the disappearance of Lynette Dawson |
2009 | Gary Hughes | Black Saturday 1 & 2 | Coverage of the Black Saturday bushfires |
2007 | Hedley Thomas | Dr Haneef | Investigation into the false arrest of Muammed Haneef on terrorism charges |
1997 | Mary-Louise O'Callaghan | The Sandline Crisis | Coverage of the Sandline affair |
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