Four Corners report on people smuggling wins top honours at Melbourne journalism awards

Robin Hicks

March 18, 2013 9:15

Best headline went to Herald Sun's Adrian Nesbitt

Best headline: Herald Sun’s Adrian Nesbitt

A Four Corners report by Sarah Ferguson and Deb Masters into people smuggling won the top prize for the ABC at the Melbourne Press Club’s Quill Awards.

The report claimed the Monash University Gold Quill and also won in the Best TV Current Affairs/Feature over 10 Minutes category.

The ABC picked up five awards for TV and radio shows, while Seven, Nine and Ten claimed a single award each.

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Four Corners report on people smuggling wins top honours at Melbourne journalism awards

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