Hi Max,If you haven't already done so it may be worthwhile...

Hi Max,

If you haven't already done so it may be worthwhile sending an email to Hedley Thomas at The Australian.
There may be another Walkley award to the first journo that lays bare what seems to have been occuring under the complicit noses of regulatory authorities for years;

"Hedley Thomas is The Australian’s national chief correspondent. He writes across the newspaper, specialising in investigative reporting with a particular interest in legal issues, the judiciary, public administration, corruption and politics. He is the author of Sick to Death, a book revolving around surgeon Dr Jayant Patel who was tried for manslaughter and grievous bodily harm in Brisbane after working as a director of surgery in Queensland. Dr Patel was convicted in July 2010. Hedley was responsible for uncovering his appalling background, leading to a public outcry and the criminal prosecution. Hedley is the winner of the inaugural Sir Keith Murdoch award in 2005 for his body of work on Dr Patel. Hedley, 43, first joined The Australian in 2006 after working for The Courier-Mail, The South China Morning Post and the Gold Coast Bulletin. All of his journalism has been with News Limited publications. Hedley has won five Walkley awards including the Gold Walkley, in 2007, for his investigations into the fiasco surrounding the Australian Federal Police investigations of Dr Mohamed Haneef."

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