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• Miles Franklin Award (links | edit)
• State Library of New South Wales (links | edit)
• Christine Wallace (links | edit)
• Geoffrey Bolton (links | edit)
• Don Watson (links | edit)
• Helen Tiffin (links | edit)
• Alice Garner (links | edit)
• Stuart Macintyre (links | edit)
• Ken Inglis (links | edit)
• Inga Clendinnen (links | edit)
• Bill Gammage (links | edit)
• Robin Gerster (links | edit)
• Rolf de Heer (links | edit)
• Robert Adamson (poet) (links | edit)
• They Came on Viking Ships (links | edit)
• Christopher Clark (links | edit)
• List of Australian literary awards (links | edit)
• New South Wales Premier's Literary Awards (links | edit)
• Australian History Awards (links | edit)
• Nadia Wheatley (links | edit)
• Victorian Community History Awards (links | edit)
• Chief Minister's Northern Territory Book History Awards (links | edit)
• NSW History Awards (redirect page) (links | edit)
  • Degenerates and Perverts (links | edit)
  • New South Wales Premier's History Awards (links | edit)
• Anita Heiss (links | edit)
• Paul Ham (links | edit)
• Gulf Country (links | edit)
• Edward Duyker (links | edit)
• Rachel Perkins (links | edit)
• 2007 in Australian literature (links | edit)
• 2006 in Australian literature (links | edit)
• 2005 in Australian literature (links | edit)
• 2008 in Australian literature (links | edit)
• Ian Reay Mackay (links | edit)
• 2004 in Australian literature (links | edit)
• 2003 in Australian literature (links | edit)
• 2009 in Australian literature (links | edit)
• Dianne Wolfer (links | edit)
• 2010 in Australian literature (links | edit)
• R. J. B. Bosworth (links | edit)
• Richard Broome (links | edit)
• List of literary awards received by Jackie French (links | edit)
• Tuckiar v The King (links | edit)
• List of history awards (links | edit)
• 2011 in Australian literature (links | edit)
• 2012 in Australian literature (links | edit)
• 2013 in Australian literature (links | edit)
• Warwick Anderson (links | edit)
• Jesse Cox (broadcaster) (links | edit)
• 2014 in Australian literature (links | edit)
• Kit McNaughton (links | edit)