Walkley Media Talks
The Walkley Foundation, in partnership with the State Library, will showcase the best in Australian journalism with a series of monthly Media Talks featuring some of Australia’s most respected and experienced journalists in conversation.Special event: Nikon-Walkley Sydney Slide Night 2013



- Date:
- Tuesday 28 May 2013
- Time:
- 6.00 PM to 10.00 PM
- Venue:
- Metcalfe Auditorium, State Library of NSW
- Cost:
- FREE
(Email The Walkley Foundation to RSVP)
A must for lovers of photography, the Nikon-Walkleys Slide Night features the latest work by some of Australia's most talented and passionate photographers.
We invite you to make a submission to showcase your photos in front of a captive audience and get noticed by media players at the Nikon-Walkley Photographers' Slide Night in Sydney on Tuesday May 28 at The State Library of NSW.
The People's Choice Award winner will receive a Nikon voucher valued at $1500, redeemable at Nikon authorised pro retailers.
Whether you’re a player in the media or arts industry, a photographer yourself or simply someone who appreciates fine work, please join us for a great night.
An annual celebration of Australian press photography
The Nikon-Walkley Slide Night is a golden opportunity to present your best shots to the right people:
PHOTOGRAPHERS who share your passion and commitment
MEDIA and ARTS players hungry for great images
FANS of photography from all walks of life
SUBMIT YOUR BEST WORK NOW!
• SUBMISSIONS OPEN: Tuesday 16 April
• SUBMISSIONS CLOSE: Tuesday 14 May
DOWNLOAD ENTRY FORM AND GUIDELINES HERE
To view Gary Ramage's 2012 winning Sydney Slide Night entry click HERE
SUBMIT YOUR BEST WORK NOW!

Michael Dodge “Many Hands” / Natalie Grono – “ Burning Man” / Carmelo Bazzano, - “Don't Look Now” Young lady averts eyes as naked bike riders pass
Talk: Walkley Media Talk: Stop the boats – or stop the hype?
Includes an exclusive free screening of Jessie Taylor’s award-winning 52-minute documentary Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea




- Date:
- Thursday 20 June 2013
- Time:
- 6.00 PM to 8.00 PM
- Venue:
- Metcalfe Auditorium, State Library of NSW
- Cost:
- FREE
(Bookings Essential!)
Some politicians, journalists and media commentators would have us believe that Australia is being over-run by “illegal arrivals”, placing our own livelihoods at risk – but how much of what they tell us is true? Is Australia doing more than its fair share to help refugees – or not nearly enough? What role do journalists play in shaping the public debate about asylum seekers and perpetuating or counteracting popular myths? What do journalists find when they go to the source countries – Pakistan, Afghanistan, Sudan, Somalia and Malaysia – to uncover the human stories behind the headlines? As hundreds of boatloads of people continue to arrive on Australian shores and the government argues about “solutions”, is the situation spiralling out of control?
In this special Walkleys Media Talk for World Refugee Day on June 20, join ABC Stateline host and Walkley Documentary Award judging chair Quentin Dempster as he leads our panel of speakers Steve Pennells (2012 Gold Walkley Award-winner, The West Australian), Robin de Crespigny (author, The People Smuggler) and Jessie Taylor (Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea) through a challenging and thought-provoking conversation. The talk includes an exclusive free screening of Taylor’s award-winning 52-minute documentary Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea.
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