Australian Writers' Centre Team. September 8, 2022. Entries for the 2023 Premier's Awards are now open! This year, the awards have also received a funding boost which makes the Indigenous Prize a yearly fixture, while increasing the the Multicultural NSW Award from $20,000 to $30,000.. New South Wales Premier's Literary Award | 2023 | Awards and Honors on LibraryThing : The NSW Premier's Literary Awards were established by Premier Neville Wran in 1979. They were the first comprehensive awards of their kind in Australia and remain the most comprehensive and best remunerated in the country. List of Winners (wikipedia)
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Singapore-born Australian poet Boey Kim Cheng at the New South Wales Premier's Literary Awards, where he was awarded the Kenneth Slessor Prize For Poetry. PHOTO: STATE LIBRARY OF NSW.. The winners of the $350,000 NSW Premier's Literary Awards were announced tonight, with Debra Dank's debut We Come With This Place taking out a record four of the 14 prizes.. NSW Premier, The Hon. Chris Minns MP said: "Our Government is pleased to celebrate our most talented writers and I'm thrilled that this year's awards in particular highlight the incredible achievements of Gudanji.
