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2020 QUILL AWARDS FINALISTS Finalists Are Listed in Alphabetical Order by Surname of Primary Entrant 2020 QUILL AWARDS FINALISTS Finalists are listed in alphabetical order by surname of primary entrant. Any links to works may not represent entire entry. ARTWORK FEATURES PHOTOGRAPH Richard Giliberto, The Age, State of Chaos Christopher Hopkins, The Age, "I Want to hold her Richard Giliberto, The Sunday Age, Unknown Hand" Outcomes Eddie Jim, The Age, Dawn Service Under COVID-19 Tia Kass, The Saturday Paper, We Feed You Justin McManus, The Age, Life in Isolation Jim Pavlidis, The Age, Marvellous Melbourne Darrian Traynor, Getty Images, Lockdown 2020 FEATURE WRITING BEST BUSINESS STORY IN ANY MEDIUM Cheryl Hall, Belinda Hawkins & Megan Sarah Danckert, The Age, Bigger Than the Wolf of Mackander, ABC online, Bad Romance Wall Street Chip Le Grand, The Age, How We Beat COVID Adele Ferguson, Lesley Robinson & Lauren Day, Grant McArthur, Sunday Herald Sun, Inside ABC Four Corners & The Age, Immoral and COVID's hot zone Unethical Nick McKenzie, Good Weekend magazine, One Jared Lynch & Nick Evans, The Australian, Ending Last Mission Business Payment Rorts THE GRANT HATTAM QUILL FOR INVESTIGATIVE BREAKING NEWS COVERAGE JOURNALISM The Herald Sun Breaking News Team, Herald Sun, Tyrone Dalton & Tamara Clark, ABC News, College Police Horror Dorm Refunds Scandal Matt Johnston, Sunday Herald Sun, Coronavirus Nick McKenzie & Chris Masters, Nine Network 60 Restrictions in Victoria Minutes, War Crimes Lana Murphy, Nine News Melbourne, Miracle on Louise Milligan, Peter Cronau & Lucy Carter, ABC the Mountain Four Corners, Inside The Canberra Bubble Mark Santomartino, Nine News Melbourne, Officers Killed INNOVATION IN JOURNALISM ABC Digital Stories Innovations Team, CARTOON www.abc.net.au/news, Visualising the climate Andrew Dyson, The Age, Pandemic Parade crisis Matt Golding, The Sunday Age, “Daddy, what did Rachael Dexter & Justin McManus, The Age, YOU do in the Great War?” Documenting life in lockdown Jim Pavlidis, The Age, Easter Bunny Michael Green, André Dao & Tia Kass, The Saturday Paper, We Feed You COVERAGE OF AN ISSUE OR EVENT The Age Online Team, www.theage.com.au, THE KEITH DUNSTAN QUILL FOR COMMENTARY Coronavirus Pandemic Coverage Waleed Aly, The Monthly & The Age, Tribal Louise Milligan, Mary Fallon & Lauren Day, ABC Counsel Four Corners, Boys Club Osman Faruqi, The Saturday Paper, On Black Lives Tom Minear, Grant McArthur, Shannon Deery Matter & Policing & Mark Buttler, Herald Sun, COVID-19 coverage Jake Niall, The Age, Laid Bare Nine News Team, Nine News Melbourne, The John Silvester, The Age, Naked City COVID Capital NEWS PHOTOGRAPH FATHER BOB MAGUIRE FOUNDATION Alex Coppel, Herald Sun, Malua Bay Fires COBBERWEALTH AWARD FOR REPORTING ON Eddie Jim, The Age, Inferno SOCIAL INCLUSION Justin McManus, The Age, Evacuation of Charmayne Allison, Shepparton News, Mallacoota Homelessness: A 21st Century Tragedy Jake Nowakowski, Herald Sun, Anti-Lockdown Luke Henriques-Gomes, Guardian Australia, The Protest Jobless Older Women Languishing in Poverty Anastasia Safioleas, The Big Issue, Santa’s Little Helpers NEWS REPORT IN WRITING REGIONAL AND RURAL JOURNALISM Luke Henriques-Gomes, Guardian Australia, Charmayne Allison, Shepparton News, Her Voice, Robodebt failure exposed by leaked documents Our Voice Aneeka Simonis, Herald Sun, Celeste Manno Jess Davis, ABC Landline, Facing the future: intervention order and stalking law reform Farmers finding a way forward from bushfire Wendy Tuohy, The Age, 'Sex discrimination and Charlotte King & Andy Burns, ABC Regional & harassment widespread in Ambulance Victoria say Background Briefing, Regional stillbirths: No one paramedics' told these country mums why their babies died Natalie Kotsios, The Weekly Times, Banks go for PODCASTING the gun Rachael Brown, Josie Taylor, Tim Roxburgh & Martin Peralta, ABC, Trace: The Informer SPORTS FEATURE CBAA From the Embers Team, Community Greg Baum, The Sunday Age, The Wright Stuff Broadcasting Association of Australia (CBAA), Russell Jackson, ABC News, The Persecution of From the Embers Robert Muir John Silvester, Anu Hasbold, Margaret Gordon & Quentin McDermott, Greg Hassall, Rebecca Tom McKendrick, The Age, Naked City Armstrong & Simon Winter, ABC Australian Story, Andrea Thiis-Evensen, ABC Radio National Beating the Blues Earshot, The Lone Soldier Jake Niall, The Age, My Brother Lost At Sea QUILL FOR RECOGNISING EXCELLENCE IN SPORTS NEWS INDIGENOUS AFFAIRS REPORTING Sam McClure, The Age, Crows Camp Catastrophe Charlotte Grieve, The Age, Gomeroi Heritage Jack Paynter & Paul Amy, Leader Community Belinda Hawkins, Andy Burns, Rebecca Armstrong News, Cricket Victoria Cuts & Ian Harley, ABC Australian Story, Making His Mark Stevens, RSN927/7NEWS Melbourne, Treloar Mark Out The Door Miki Perkins, The Age, Indigenous Affairs Portfolio Michael Warner, Herald Sun, Danny's Tragic Secret RADIO CURRENT AFFAIRS SPORTS PHOTOGRAPH Rafael Epstein, Tess Armstrong, Erin Mathews, Michael Dodge, AAP, Russian Around Jessica Lukjanow & Ross Richardson, ABC Radio Jason Edwards, Herald Sun, The Crux Melbourne Drive, Chaos at St Basil's Aged Homes Darrian Traynor, Getty Images, In the moment for the Aged Darrian Traynor, Getty Images, A Big Bash Matilda Marozzi, Virginia Trioli, Katrina Palmer & Julz Hay, ABC Radio Melbourne, Mother and child THE TAC QUILL FOR ROAD SAFETY REPORTING call out Victoria Police for domestic abuse failures Reid Butler, Nine News, Road Safety Portfolio Neil Mitchell, 3AW, Learner Lunacy Wes Hosking, Sunday Herald Sun/Herald Sun, Hi- Dan Oakes & Jeremy Story Carter, ABC tech toll fight Background Briefing, Inside the multi-million dollar Kieran Rooney & Tom Minear, Herald Sun, Safer 'dummy director' scam Streets: The plan to reshape Melbourne Olivia Shying, Geelong Advertiser, High Stakes RADIO NEWS TV CAMERA WORK (CREATIVE) Seb Costello, Triple M Breakfast, Police Pounce on Glenn Edwards, Nine Network The Today Show, Tiger Cape Otway Iskhandar Razak, ABC 774 Afternoons, The Search Travis Nemtsas, Nine News, After Curfew for William Callaghan Ethan St Ellen, 7NEWS Melbourne, Fruit Picking Richard Willingham, ABC Radio News, Did Health Shortage Minister Jenny Mikakos & the Hotel Quarantine Simon Winter, ABC Australian Story, To Catch a inquiry? Stalker Brian Wilson, 3AW, Airline Emergency TV CAMERA WORK (SHOT OF THE YEAR) THE VICTORIAN GOVERNMENT QUILL FOR Oli Bourguignon, 7NEWS Melbourne, Road Trip REPORTING ON MULTICULTURAL AFFAIRS with Cardinal George Pell André Dao, Michael Green & Tia Kass, The John Parsons, Nine News, George Pell/Barwon Saturday Paper, We Feed You Prison Konrad Marshall, Good Weekend magazine, On a Stephen Ramplin, Nine News, Wonder Woman flank and a prayer Cameron Schwarz, Nine Network A Current Affair, Tamara McDonald, Geelong Advertiser, Doctor Mallacoota Last Evacuation speaks out after racist attack Erwin Renaldi & Ben Knight, ABC News, How community leaders in Melbourne's north helped TV/VIDEO FEATURE (LONG FORM) drive down coronavirus outbreaks Sarah Abo, Darren Ally & Tracey Hannaford, Nine Network 60 Minutes, Hotel Quarantine: Security THE VICTORIAN GOVERNMENT QUILL FOR Breach REPORTING ON DISABILITY ISSUES Cheryl Hall, Belinda Hawkins, Simon Winter & Stephanie Anderson, Nine News Melbourne, Jon Andrew Cooke, ABC Australian Story, To Catch a Amos Stalker Parts 1 & 2 Matilda Boseley, Guardian Australia, Melburnians Nick McKenzie, Joel Tozer, Sumeyya Ilanbey & with Disabilities Fear Aftermath of Long Lockdown Paul Sakkal, Nine Network 60 Minutes, The Chris Gillett, ABC 7.30, Olivia's Story Faceless Man Lucy Kent & Norman Hermant, ABC 7.30 and ABC Louise Milligan, Mary Fallon & Lauren Day, ABC News, Catastrophically Injured Australians Still Four Corners, Boys Club Waiting TV/VIDEO FEATURE (SHORT FORM) Christine Ahern, Nine Network A Current Affair, Epping Disgrace Nadia Daly, ABC 7.30, Young ICU doctor with COVID speaks out Sallese Gibson & Nina Funnell, Network Ten The Project, Let Us Speak Jessica Longbottom, Patrick Stone & Elahn Zetlin, ABC 7pm News, On the frontline of Melbourne's covid mental health emergency TV/VIDEO NEWS Christine Ahern, Nine Network The Today Show, Quarantine Catastrophe Cameron Baud, 7NEWS Melbourne, Fire Rescue Teegan Dolling, 7NEWS Melbourne, Remorseless Killer Released Paul Dowsley, 7NEWS Melbourne, George Pell's First Interview as a Free Man THE VICHEALTH QUILL FOR COVERAGE OF WOMEN IN SPORT Daniel Cherny, The Age, AFLW's year of big hits Chris Gillett, ABC 7.30, Molly and Coral Taylor Konrad Marshall, Good Weekend magazine, Boot strength Kasey Symons, ABC News, RISE UP EARLY CAREER AWARDS THE MPC STUDENT JOURNALIST OF THE YEAR Gillian Aeria, Monash University, The Junction, Size me up: The need for women’s tailored football boots Abbir Dib, RMIT, SBS Dateline, Lebanon on the brink: Starvation looms amid economic collapse Vanessa di Natale, University of Melbourne, The Mandarin, Legal representation for people with disabilities is shockingly low when appealing NDIS decisions Jess Malcolm, University of Melbourne, Guardian Australia, Meet the bee brokers: ‘You never stop learning about bees, they’re just incredible’ Alexandra Middleton, RMIT, Shorthand, Regional, Rural and Remote Women Need Resources to Fight Family Violence Maggie Zhou, Monash University, Broadsheet, How My Mum’s Lockdown Cookouts With Relatives in China Helped Me Connect to My Cultural and Culinary Roots THE MPC YOUNG JOURNALIST OF THE YEAR Michael Fowler, The Age Ellen McCutchan, RMIT ABC Fact Check Anthony Piovesan, Leader/ NCA NewsWire Paul Sakkal, The Age Inquiries: [email protected] or 03 8080 3610 .
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