‘Queen of Australian investigative journalism’ has another crown
Kate McClymont, chief investigative reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald, has been awarded an honorary doctorate from the University of Sydney. Known as the 'queen of Australian investigative journalism,' McClymont has a distinguished career spanning over four decades. Her work has been pivotal in uncovering corruption and holding powerful figures accountable in various sectors.
- ▪Kate McClymont has won 10 Walkley Awards for excellence in journalism.
- ▪She has been recognized as a Member of the Order of Australia and inducted into the Australian Media Hall of Fame.
- ▪The University of Sydney awarded her an honorary doctorate for her contributions to journalism.
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