Nine's journalists have been recognised for their outstanding work at the 2023 Kennedy Awards.
Tara Brown and Naomi Shivaraman from 60 Minutes won the Les Kennedy Award for outstanding crime reporting with their story Presumed evil and falsely accused: An incomplete investigation that destroyed a good cop's life.
Eryk Bagshaw and Natalie Clancy, also from 60 Minutes, won the Tom Krause award for outstanding foreign correspondant for their report titled Kidnapped in Japan.
https://twitter.com/kennedyawards/status/1692468238087807492?ref_src=twsrc%5EtfwFormer Nine political editor Laurie Oaks won the lifetime achievement award for his more than 30 years of experience across Australian media.
Neil Chenoweth and Edmund Tadros took out the 2023 Journalist of the Year and various other awards for their reporting of the PwC tax leaks scandal from Nine masterhead The Australian Financial Review.
Sydney Morning Herald journalists Lucy Cormack, Tom Rabe, Alexandra Smith and Jordan Baker won the outstanding political reporting award for their story titled Game Over for Lobbyist after "Catholic Gut" Comment.
Nine's journalists recognised
2023 Kennedy Awards Journalist of the Year
- Neil Chenoweth and Edmund Tadros - The Australian Financial Review
Lifetime Achievement Award
- Laurie Oakes
The John Newfong Award for Indigenous Affairs Reporting
- Carrie Fellner, Katrina McGowan, Mat Cornwell and Rhett Wyman - Paradise Poisoned - The Sydney Morning Herald
The Vince O'Farrell Award for Outstanding Cartoon
- Cathy Wilcox - Don't Look, Becky – The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age
The Les Kennedy Award for Outstanding Crime Reporting
- Tara Brown and Naomi Shivaraman - PRESUMED EVIL & FALSELY ACCUSED - An incomplete investigation that destroyed a good cop's life - 60 Minutes, Nine
Outstanding Finance Reporting
- Neil Chenoweth and Edmund Tadros - PwC Tax Leaks Scandal - The Australian Financial Review
The Tom Krause Award for Outstanding Foreign Correspondent
- Eryk Bagshaw and Natalie Clancy - Kidnapped in Japan - 60 Minutes, Nine
Outstanding Investigative Reporting
- Neil Chenoweth and Edmund Tadros - PwC Tax Leaks Scandal - The Australian Financial Review
Outstanding Political Reporting
- Lucy Cormack, Tom Rabe, Alexandra Smith and Jordan Baker - Game Over for Lobbyist after "Catholic Gut" Comment - The Sydney Morning Herald
The Rebecca Wilson Award for Scoop of the Year
- Neil Chenoweth and Edmund Tadros - PwC Tax Leaks Scandal - The Australian Financial Review
The Jim Oram Award for Outstanding Feature Writing
- Neil Chenoweth and Edmund Tadros - PwC Tax Leaks Scandal -The Australian Financial Review
The David Leckie AM Award for Television Current Affairs Reporting-Long Form
- Nick McKenzie, Amelia Ballinger and Joel Tozer - Trafficked - 60 Minutes, Nine
Outstanding Podcast
- Jess Lodge, Melissa Downes and Adam Buncher - Hannah's Story – 9News Queensland
The Sean Flannery Award for Outstanding On the Road Radio News Reporting
- Clinton Maynard - Surry Hills Fire - Radio 2GB
Outstanding Radio Current Affairs
- Ben Fordham and James Willis - Barilaro's NYC Trade Job - Radio 2GB
Outstanding Portrait Photography
- Kate Geraghty - Defender of Bakhmut - The Sydney Morning Herald
