The Sydney Morning Herald dominates the Kennedy Awards with 20 nominations—more than any other Australian news outlet—showcasing powerhouse reporting across breaking news, sports, cartoons, and deep dives like “Bidding Blind” and “Medical Misogyny.” Their coverage of the Bondi massacre earned a finalist spot, while photographer Edwina Pickles is up for a photo award. Journalists Nigel Gladstone, Lucy Macken, and Aisha Dow are recognized for digital innovation, and Chris Barrett is nominated twice—once for NRL gambling exposés and again for racing coverage. Amber Schultz also shines with a scoop-of-the-year nod for her work with Iran’s women’s soccer team. This sweep proves the Herald’s relentless commitment to impactful, diverse journalism—and the winners will be announced in August.
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