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Adirondack Life Magazine
by | December 2026, Home & Camp Powder horn from the Adirondack Experience collection etched with Fort William Henry, possibly from the 1750s. Before heading off on your next winter hike, mix the following ingredients in a large punch bowl to enjoy on your return. After two glasses, the pains of the climb will long be forgotten.
Adirondack Life Magazine
by | June 2025, Nature and Environment Photograph by Johnathan Esper We used to see a great blue heron now and then around the stream that runs near our cabin. After Tropical Storm Irene hit the Northeast in 2011, the bird seemed to have decided there were better hunting grounds. No surprise. Not only did Irene wash away three houses downstream from us, it ravaged and remade the streambed, silting up some fishing pools and eliminating others. Then, the summer before last, we saw a heron again.
Walkley Foundation appoints three new board directors
The Walkley Foundation has today announced it has appointed three new board directors, bringing further journalism experience to its board: Max Chalmers, Tyrone Dalton and Bianca Nogrady. The Foundation also thanks Michael Slezak, who is stepping down after helping set it up for future success. Michael remains a member of the Walkley Foundation Limited and will remain involved in an advisory capacity to the board until early next year.
Update to the Walkley Foundation’s constitution
The Walkley Foundation has updated its constitution. Here is what changed and why. Background The Walkley Foundation runs the Walkley Awards and other programs that promote excellence in Australian journalism. It is a not-for-profit company and a registered charity, and it has been part of the Media, Entertainment and Arts Alliance (MEAA) – the union and professional association for Australia’s media and creative workers – since it was established.
ASIC Chair Sarah Court at the 2026 Walkley ING Business Lunch and Finalists announcement
The Chair of ASIC, Sarah Court joined leading business journalists at the 2026 Walkley ING Business Lunch and Finalists announcement, sponsored by ING and hosted by the Walkley Foundation. ABC 7.30 political editor Jacob Greber conducted a lively Q&A with Ms Court before opening to questions from the floor.
2026 Walkley Business Journalism finalists announced
The finalists in the prestigious Business Journalism category of the Walkley Awards for Excellence in Journalism were announced today in Sydney, at a lunch sponsored by ING Australia.
2026 Walkley Business Journalism finalists announced
The finalists in the prestigious Business Journalism category of the Walkley Awards for Excellence in Journalism were announced today in Sydney, at a lunch sponsored by ING Australia.
Walkley Foundation CEO Shona Martyn announces her retirement
After more than 51 years in journalism and book publishing, Walkley Foundation Chief Executive Shona Martyn has today announced that she will be retiring in the new year. “I have had an extraordinary career working solidly from the era of hot metal type to the arrival of AI,” she said. “Leading the Walkley Foundation for the last five years has been the icing on the cake.
Gay Alcorn appointed Chair of the Walkley Judging Board
The Walkley Foundation for Excellence in Journalism today announced acclaimed journalist and editor Gay Alcorn will be stepping into the role as Chair of the Walkley Judging Board. A senior writer with Good Weekend magazine, Alcorn is a three-time Walkley Award winner and has held a number of senior leadership positions throughout her career, including editor of The Age and The Sunday Age, and Melbourne editor of Guardian Australia.
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Claudia Long, Chantelle Al-Khouri, and Hannah Meagher have been named the winners of the 2026 Our Watch Award for 'Predators Paradise: Driving instructors accused of sexual assault', an investigation into the danger facing young Australians from the person they're supposed to be able to trust when learning to drive: their instructor.
Announcing recipients of the 2026 Freelance Journalism Grants
We’re pleased to announce the recipients of the 2026 Walkley Grants for Freelance Journalism, supporting ambitious public-interest reporting by freelance journalists across Australia. 14 projects have been selected for funding, with grants supporting original investigations, features, audio documentaries, multimedia reporting and longform journalism across a wide range of public-interest issues.
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CulturaEntrevistasEspecialesNación Homenaje de despedida Mariano Baptista Gumucio: Señor Museo Cultura indígena Cómo pasa el tiempo Perú La mujer cazadora que trastoca las creencias sobre los roles de género en la prehistoria linguística Chomsky: Esta pandemia nos puede llevar a estados altamente autoritarios y represivos Brasil RIO DE JANEIRO, donde el límite es el cielo Brasil Rio sintetiza lo maravilloso de Brasil Cuba Muere Alicia Alonso, la bailarina de ballet más icónica de América...
Walkley Foundation announces new Directors and Judging Board appointments
The Walkley Foundation for Excellence in Journalism today announced the appointment of five new board directors, as well as five replacement members of its Walkley Judging Board. These appointments bring fresh and exciting expertise and perspectives to the Foundation, and include Bridget Brennan, Nadine Garner, Nour Haydar and David Ross, who join the Foundation’s board of directors, alongside new Walkley Judging Board chair Ben Butler.
16 journos selected for the Public Finance reporting bootcamp
The Walkley Foundation and McKinnon are proud to introduce the cohort of 16 journalists selected for the From Bottom Line to Headlines: Public Finance for Journalists workshop. The intensive one-day Canberra workshop has been designed primarily for non-business reporting journalists who want to sharpen their understanding of how government budgets are made, how spending decisions take shape, and the financial and economic dimensions of policies and government services.
Media bootcamp to strengthen fiscal reporting knowledge
The Walkley Foundation and McKinnon have launched an exclusive new workshop titled From Bottom Line to Headlines: Public Finance for Journalists for journalists seeking deeper insight into how state and federal government budgets are made, how spending decisions take shape, and how fiscal choices influence public policy. The one day, in-person workshop will be held in Canberra on Monday, 13 April.
新型血脑屏障穿梭技术为阿尔茨海默病和亨特综合征带来治疗突破
Daiza Gordon目睹了两个弟弟在青少年时期相继离世。他们都患有亨特综合征，这是一种无法被治愈的罕见病，病因是缺失编码一种重要的酶的基因，主要累及男性儿童。当年她挽救幼弟的努力以失败告终，内疚感加剧了她的悲痛。那时她只有19岁。 后来，Gordon又一次感受到了遗传学的残酷。她的三个儿子全都患上了这种疾病。两个较大的儿子年满两岁时，症状开始显现：面部特征增粗，语言、听力和运动能力的丧失，以及对身心发育的其他影响。 但现在她看到自己的孩子获得了弟弟没有的希望。她的孩子被纳入了一项检测新型治疗技术的临床试验：该病患者所缺失的酶是艾杜糖醛酸-2-硫酸酯酶，而这一技术可以将该酶的替代物送入大脑。早期研究结果表明，该病在认知和躯体上的一些症状均能有所改善。 Gordon较大的两个儿子重获听力，而且能四处奔跑了。她原本从来不敢奢望他们能发育至此里程碑式的程度。而她现年两岁的小儿子三个月大时就开始接受治疗，目前尚未表现出该病的任何早期症状。“我看着他们，意识到他们有望拥有真正的未来人生。”Gordon说。...
Spotlight: Adele Ferguson and Chris Gillett win the 2025 Gold Walkley Award
By Niddal Abdelrahman ABC journalist Adele Ferguson says her year-long investigation into the childcare sector has “to be the most difficult story I have ever done in my career.” Accepting the premier prize, the Gold Walkley, won with Chris Gillett at the 70th Walkley Awards, Adele details the investigation from first tip in an email through the endless digging that has revealed a story that has shocked the nation and revealed systemic failure in a child-care sector now dominated by...
“Don’t kid yourself that it can’t happen here,” warns Kerry O'Brien
Photo by Monique Harmer “Don’t kid yourself that it can’t happen here,” distinguished journalist Kerry O’Brien has warned in a powerful speech on press freedom at the 70th Walkley Awards in Sydney. “The message is becoming stark for our own country.” O’Brien’s rallying cry followed a video package made by SBS that highlighted the continued erosion of press freedoms both internationally and in Australia.
70th Walkley Awards winners announced
Adele Ferguson and Chris Gillett have won the 2025 Gold Walkley, Australian journalism’s highest honour for a series of stories on 7.30, Four Corners and ABC online. The Walkley Judging Board unanimously selected the pair’s multi-month multi-platform investigation into the systemic failures in childcare as the story of the year.
Seventy years of ‘subbing sloppy copy and prima donnas’
By Helen Pitt “Sub-editors are inclined to dyspepsia and grumpiness,” Walkley Award-winning feature writer John Hurst wrote in his seminal 1988 book The Walkley Awards: Australia’s Best Journalists in Action (John Kerr). “Partly it stems from the sedentary nature of their job,” he went on. “At times they long to be back in the field, doing what reporters do, again.
Spotlight: AFP’s Martin Keep Wins 2025 Nikon Photo of the Year
By Niddal Abdelrahman Martin Keep, a Melbourne-based freelance photographer who covers news and sport for Agence France-Presse has won the 2025 Nikon Photo of the Year for his exclusive image of Erin Patterson who has been convicted of the murder of three relatives and the attempted murder of another. The Nikon Photo of the Year is chosen from all images entered in the Walkley Awards and announced in advance of them.
Sally Neighbour: Australia's media must not be complacent
The Walkley Foundation plays a vital role in championing journalistic excellence – which is such a central part of our democracy and our political and social discourse, says the chair of the Judging Board Sally Neighbour. Speaking at the Partners’ Lunch which is a prelude to the 70th Walkley Awards, Sally told sponsors: “Around the world we see constantly the critical role that journalism plays in democracy and the rule of law.
Spotlight: Guardian Australia's Carly Earl Wins 2025 Nikon Portrait Prize
By Niddal Abdelrahman Carly Earl, Guardian Australia’s picture editor and senior photojournalist, has won the 2025 Nikon Portrait Prize for her image, ‘Riley on the Roma Southern Road’. The Sydney-based photographer took the portrait of 19-year-old Riley Swanson while covering a story on young drovers in central Queensland. The judges said this was a beautifully framed shot with a real depth of field. Niddal: Tell me, what does winning this award mean to you?
Sally Neighbour: Australia’s media has nothing to be complacent about
The Walkley Foundation plays a vital role in championing journalistic excellence – which is such a central part of our democracy and our political and social discourse, says the chair of the Judging Board Sally Neighbour. Speaking at the Partner’s Lunch which is a prelude to the 70th Walkley Awards, Sally told sponsors: “Around the world we see constantly the critical role that journalism plays in democracy and the rule of law.
Spotlight on 2025 Nikon Prize Winners and Walkley Award photography finalists
The Walkley Foundation is thrilled to announce the 2025 winners of the Nikon Photography Prizes, along with all the photographic category finalists for the 70th annual Walkley Awards for Excellence in Journalism. The Walkley Awards for Excellence in photojournalism recognise the work of photographers across a range of genres, from news and sport to portraiture and photographic essays.
Finalists announced for the 2025 Walkley Awards for Excellence in Journalism
The Walkley Foundation is delighted to announce the finalists for the 70th annual Walkley Awards for Excellence in Journalism. The Walkley Awards, Australia’s pre-eminent national journalism awards, recognise and reward the best in the craft and set the industry standard for excellence. Shona Martyn, CEO of the Walkley Foundation, said: “For 70 years, the Walkley Awards have recognised excellence in Australian journalism.
2025 Walkley Documentary Award longlist finalists announced
Six outstanding documentaries have been longlisted for the 2025 Walkley Documentary Award. The six films selected are all powerful in their impact and storytelling, showcasing the best in Australian long-form journalism.
Danielle Wood challenges business journalists to help make meaningful productivity reforms "sexy" at the 2025 Walkley ING Business Lunch and Finalists announcement - The Walkley Foundation
The Chair of the Productivity Commission, Danielle Wood joined leading business journalists on Tuesday, 7 October at the 2024 Walkley ING Business Lunch and Finalists announcement, sponsored by ING and hosted by the Walkley Foundation. Esteemed business journalist Janine Perrett conducted a lively Q&A with Ms Wood before opening to questions from the floor.
2025 Walkley Business Journalism finalists announced
The finalists in the prestigious Business Journalism category of the Walkley Awards for Excellence in Journalism were announced today in Sydney, at a lunch sponsored by ING Australia.
Meet the 2025 Walkley mentors
Nine industry experts have been selected to share their time and experience with a cohort of journalists from across Australia as part of the 2025 Walkley Mentorship Program. Each mentor has been matched with a mentee for the 12-month program under the auspices of the Walkley Public Fund.
2025 Walkley Mentorship Program recipients announced
Nine journalists from around Australia have been announced as successful applicants for the 2025 Walkley Mentorship program. Each mentee will be matched with a mentor in the coming weeks for the 12-month program under the auspices of the Walkley Public Fund. The program aims to benefit journalists of all ages and experience levels who might not otherwise receive mentoring support, and applications are assessed on the basis of need.
Top tips for photographers entering the Walkleys
Guardian Australia picture editor and former Walkley judge, Carly Earl, shares her advice for photographers entering the Walkley Awards. As a photojournalist and former Walkley judge, I have a few thoughts on how to finesse your entry. It’s common for photographers to struggle with editing their own work, but there are ways to approach this effectively. Start by reviewing recent Walkley winners and finalists.
Nick Moir talks about Australia’s wild weather and the future of photojournalism after his 2024 Walkley win
By James Gorman Australian photographer Nick Moir shares his concerns about Australia’s changing weather cycles and his insights about how to make it in the visual media industry after being named Nikon-Walkley Press Photographer of the Year at the 2024 Walkley Awards for his showcase of extreme nature published in the Sydney Morning Herald. James: How many photos do you usually take before you get one that you’re happy with? Nick: It depends on the job.
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» Flop hin oder her - der Film macht Spaß « Beschreibung Black Harry, Kapitän eines Piratenschiffes, wird ermordet. Bevor er seinen letzten Atemzug tut, vertraut er seiner Tochter Morgan ein Drittel einer Schatzkarte an. Mit der Crew ihres Papas sucht die kampfeslustige Frau die anderen beiden Stücke. Natürlich nicht, ohne dabei den Mord an ihrem Vater zu rächen...
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Andrew Hauser of the Reserve Bank is grilled at 2024 Walkley ING Business Lunch and Finalists announcement
Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia, Andrew Hauser joined business journalists on Tuesday, 8 October at the 2024 Walkley ING Business Lunch and Finalists announcement hosted by the Walkley Foundation. The chair of the Walkley Foundation Adele Ferguson conducted a lively Q&A with Mr Hauser before opening to questions from the floor.
2024 Walkley Business Journalism finalists announced
The finalists in the prestigious Business Journalism category of the Walkley Awards for Excellence in Journalism were announced today in Sydney, at a lunch sponsored by ING Australia.
A statement from the Walkley Foundation: Meta Australian News Fund AI project
The Walkley Foundation said today that it is misleading and inaccurate to suggest that the Foundation itself funded Cosmos Magazine for a project that utilised AI and machine learning to assist in repurposing some of their existing science stories into text, video and audio explainers. Walkley Foundation CEO Shona Martyn said, “No Walkley Foundation funds are involved in the payment of grants in the Digital Innovation category of the Meta Australian News Fund.
Australian journalists investigate business, economics and defence in Korea
James Gorman reports back on the 2024 Australia-Korea Media Exchange. Six Australian journalists returned to Australia last week after an 11-day exchange program across the Republic of Korea (ROK). The program, supported by the Australia-Korea Foundation (AKF), the Korea Press Foundation (KPF), and the Walkley Foundation, was focused on the economic, trade, and security relationships between Australia and the ROK.
Bats have disease-defying superpowers. What if we could copy them?
Not everyone falls in love with bats, but those who do fall hard. As a young scientist,Sharon Swartz studied gibbons. But she was intrigued by the fine skeletal structure of bat wings and by the evolutionary trade-offs necessary for mammals to take flight. So she took a detour from her primate research and traveled to Australia to study the large bats known as flying foxes. She recalled one evening when she visited a suburban golf course where roosting bats filled the trees.
Winners announced for 2024 Media Diversity Australia Award administered by the Walkley Foundation
20 June, 2024 Liz Hayes, Gareth Harvey, Anushri Sood and Sonia Serrao from Under Investigation with Liz Hayes, Channel Nine, ‘Shots Fired’ have been named the winners of the 2024 Media Diversity Australia Award for their, ‘Shots Fired‘. The Nine team’s win was announced in Sydney tonight alongside all the winners in the Walkley Foundation’s Mid-Year Celebration of Journalism.
Don't Let a Bird's Feathers Fool You Original
I saw a couple of crows dining on roadkill the other day as I was driving by and wondered, Does this count as bird-watching? I think it should. I know that birding is having a moment. It was something you could do outside without catching Covid at the height of the pandemic. And it offers the opportunity for being close to nature and spending money on fancy binoculars at the same time, a winning combination for 45 million Americans. I'm in favor of this trend. I love birds.
The Walkley Foundation bans chequebook journalism
The Walkley Foundation has revised the Terms and Conditions for entry to the Walkley Awards for Excellence in Journalism. Stories and interviews that are paid for will not be eligible for a Walkley Award. Allowance will be made for reasonable/minimal payment and/or reimbursement of expenses. The Chair of the Walkley Judging Board Sally Neighbour said: “The Walkley Foundation will not condone or reward chequebook journalism.
2024 Australia-Korea Media Exchange delegates announced
Six Australian journalists have been selected to travel to the Republic of Korea (ROK) in June as part of the 2024 Australia-Korea Media Exchange program. Alexander Blair (News.com.au), Bridget Carter (The Australian), Nadia Daly (ABC), Elouise Fowler (AFR), Tobias Loftus (ABC Regional), Michael Read (AFR), and James Gorman (the Walkley Foundation) will travel to the Republic of Korea (ROK) for a 10-day cultural exchange focussed economics, trade and security.
Mid-Years: A new science award and key change for entrants
The 2024 Mid-Year Celebration of Journalism opens on Monday, 4 March.
Walkley Foundation announces 51 newsrooms and independent journalists to share AU$5M in Meta Australian News Fund's third round
Fifty-one news publishers and independent journalists will be awarded AU$5M in funding from the Meta Australian News Fund, in the third round of a AUD$15M three-year investment in partnership with the Walkley Foundation. In its final year, the fund program has so far supported around 150 eligible Australian-based newsrooms and journalists to foster innovation and improve public interest journalism in Australia.
Reviving the Ancient Faith, 3rd ed.
Description Contents Praise A balanced, well-documented history of the Churches of Christ in America The Churches of Christ is a denomination defined by not being a denomination. These communities intended to restore a primitive Christianity, undivided by historical quarrels. Despite this ideal, the Churches of Christ in America have a surprisingly complex history dating back to the nineteenth century. James L. Gorman’s fresh edition of Richard T.
Morgan Stanley Chair Says Bitcoin Not a Core Investment
Wed, 3/01/2024 - 19:45 James Gorman, the executive chairman of Morgan Stanley, offered a cautious view on Bitcoin in a recent interview with Bloomberg. One of the foremost figures in global finance opined that the flagship cryptocurrency cannot serve as a core investment. Pouring cold water on Bitcoin Gorman articulated his skepticism about Bitcoin's role in investment portfolios, stressing its speculative nature.
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