2011 Walkley winning cartoon from AFR's David Rowe
Links to selected 2011 Walkley Award winning pieces
- Joseph Catanzaro for print journalism: Secret toll of the war
- Trent Dalton for social equity journalism: Home is where the hurt is
- Eleanor Bell, Ed Giles and Suzanne Smith for online journalism: Beating the odds
- Kathleen Skene for coverage of Indigenous issues: Family First
- Mark Willacy for radio news and current affairs reporting: Rikuzentakata tsunami
- Katrina Bolton for radio feature, documentary or broadcast: Drink, death and dollars
- Jill Baker for feature writing: The Big C and me
- Angus Grigg and Jamie Freed for business journalism: NSW Labor and the $1 land deal
- Yaara Bou Melham for international journalism: Bahrain’s dark secret and Freedom’s call
- Monica Shafter for TV current affairs (under 20 mins): Trapped in your own body
- Gold Walkley winner: Sarah Ferguson, Michael Doyle and Anne Worthington for TV current affairs (over 20 mins): A bloody business
- Richard Baker and Nick McKenzie for investigative journalism: RBA held evidence of bribery and Who knew what when?
- Tony Jones for broadcast interviewing:
- Christoper Hitchins
- Malcolm Turnbull
- Chris Bowen
- Photographic finalists and winners
- LaTingle for commentary, analysis, opinion and critique for three pieces collectively titled Liars, clunkheads, rent seekers and gamblers: federal politics 2010-11
