No Stone Unturned: Kate Wild, Eskil Engdal & Kjetil Saeter at the Byron Writers Festival

Join Kate Wild, Eskil Engdal and Kjetil Saeter at the Byron Writers Festival with Allan Clarke and Matthew Condon for No Stone Unturned: Investigative Reporting.

Kate Wild is an investigative journalist whose work with distinguished teams at the ABC has been recognised with three Walkley Awards and a Logie. Her reports from Darwin, where she lived from 2010 to 2016, laid the groundwork for a Four Corners story on juvenile detention that prompted the calling of a Royal Commission. Like Elijah Holcombe, Kate grew up in country New South Wales; she now lives and works in Sydney. Waiting for Elijah is her first book.

Eskil Engdal has worked as a feature journalist at the Norwegian broadsheet Dagens Naeringsliv for more than 20 years. He has won the prestigious SKUP journalism award for outstanding investigative reporting (2001), the International Reporter’s Journalism Award (2012), and the Golden Pen (2013).

Kjetil Saeter has worked as a journalist for the broadsheets Aftenposten and Finansavisen, and currently as feature writer for Dagens Naeringsliv. He has won two SKUP diplomas (2007 and 2010), the SKUP award (2011), and the Schibsted Journalism Award (2008).

Eskil and Kjetil’s book Catching Thunder was published by Scribe this year.