Masters & McKenzie Investigative Journalism Fellowship opens
By Tony Bosworth in Media News on Tuesday, 29th April 2025 at 8:14am
Sydney Morning Herald journalist Kate McClymont (pictured) knows a thing or two about investigative journalism, having broken some of the nation’s most compelling stories over the years, so when she spruiks the new Masters & McKenzie Investigative Journalism Fellowship any budding mid-career investigative journo should definitely pay attention and get the form in.
Ms McClymont, who is the Herald’s Cheif Investigative Reporter and who will also be sharing her insights at the Fellowship event, took to LinkedIn to encourage media professionals to apply for the Fellowship positions.
Five applicants will be selected as Fellows and attend a two-day workshop program in Sydney on the weekend of 5-6 July.
The workshop will feature Walkley-winning investigative journalists sharing ...
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