Trent Dalton

Trent DaltonThe Weekend Australian Magazine

Trent Dalton writes for The Weekend Australian Magazine. He’s a two-time Walkley Award winner; three-time Kennedy Award winner for excellence in NSW journalism and a four-time winner of the national News Awards Features Journalist of the Year. In 2011, he was named Queensland Journalist of the Year at the Clarion Awards for excellence in Queensland journalism. He has won worldwide acclaim for his bestselling novels Boy Swallows Universe and All Our Shimmering Skies.

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The true dark of Dianne

Six men vanish in the seas off Queensland, the latest in a string of similar disasters. Now the elephant in the room has surfaced.

Trent Dalton

The Weekend Australian Magazine

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Circle of life

For two wide-eyed girls, a visit to prime turtle-breeding territory is unforgettable.

Trent Dalton

The Weekend Australian Magazine

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Fit as a fiddle

Pete Murray, his fitness guru and Byron Bay: Can a $3500, four-day music ‘wellness’ retreat really whip you into shape?

Trent Dalton

The Weekend Australian Magazine

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Objects of affection

A bent army badge, a worn pair of gloves … When the call went out to readers for stories about their treasured family possessions, they didn’t disappoint.

Trent Dalton

First Fleet: A graphic journalInquirer

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Wedded to a future

PART 6: Arthur Phillip had a brilliantly simple idea for turning the colony from a prison to a community.

Trent Dalton and Eric Lobbecke

Inquirer

Audiobook: The First Fleet

A six-part series telling the bloody, brutal story of the First Fleet’s journey to Australia Day, as read by series author Trent Dalton.

Trent Dalton

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Geoffrey Robertson - QC is a human rights barrister, academic, author and broadcaster. Picture supplied by publisher for the release of his autobiography called “Rather His Own Man”.

Champion for human rights

Esteemed human rights barrister Geoffrey Robertson QC has been named an Officer of the Order of Australia.

Trent Dalton

Australia Day Honours 2018

**FILE**. A file image taken 8 June, 2000 and retransmitted Monday, 7 August 2017, of Australian Olympic runner from the 1956 Melbourne Games Betty Cuthbert, in Melbourne for the annual conference "Carrying the Torch" for MS. Victoria. Australian sprinting legend Betty Cuthbert has died age 79 overnight after a long battle with multiple sclerosis. (AAP Image/Joe Castro) NO ARCHIVING.

Recognition for ‘Golden Girl’

‘Golden Girl’ Betty Cuthbert has been posthumously named a Companion of the Order of Australia.

Trent Dalton

First Fleet: A graphic journalInquirer

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One small first step

PART 5: Confronted by the limitations of Botany Bay, the First Fleet leader rowed north and discovered a body of water beyond his dreams.

TRENT DALTON AND ERIC LOBBECKE

First Fleet: A graphic journalInquirer

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Day of destiny

PART 4: After a hellish, storm-tossed voyage, Arthur Phillip brings his ships into Botany Bay.

Trent Dalton and Eric Lobbecke

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