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Petition against WA Premier’s Book Awards cuts

3 March 2015

A petition against the WA government’s decision to cut funding and move the WA Premier’s Book Awards to a biennial format has been launched online.The petition, which is addressed to Liberal premier...

WA Premier’s Book Awards 2014 winners announced

23 September 2014

The winners of this year’s Western Australian Premier’s Book Awards were announced by Premier Colin Barnett on 23 September.Richard Flanagan was awarded the $25,000 Premier’s Prize for Narrow Road to...

WA Premier’s Book Awards announced tonight

22 September 2014

The winners of the Western Australian Premier’s Book Awards will be announced tonight in Perth. Michelle de Kretser won last year’s Premier’s Prize. The name of the awards has since...

WA Premier’s Book Awards 2012 winners announced

17 September 2013

The winners of this year’s Western Australian Premier’s Book Awards were announced by Minister for the Arts John Day on 16 September.  Michelle de Kretser was presented with the $25,000 Premier’s Prize, which...

2012 WA Premier’s Book Awards shortlists announced

2 July 2013

The shortlists for the 2012 Western Australian Premier’s Book Awards have been announced. The shortlisted titles in each of the categories are: Fiction ($15,000) and nominees for the People’s Choice...

WA Premier’s Book Awards 2011 winners announced

18 September 2012

The winners of this year’s Western Australian Premier’s Book Awards were announced on 17 September. Fiona Skyring was presented with the $25,000 Premier’s Prize, which goes to the most outstanding book...

2011 WA Premier’s Book Awards shortlists announced

5 July 2012

The shortlists for the 2011 Western Australian Premier’s Books Awards have been announced. The shortlisted titles in each of the categories are: Nonfiction ($15,000) 1835: The Founding of Melbourne and...

2010 WA Premier’s Book Awards winners announced 

2 October 2011

The winners of the 2010 Western Australian Premier's Book Awards were announced on Friday 30 September. Miles Franklin-winner Kim Scott was awarded the $25,000 Premier's Prize, which is presented to...

2010 WA Premier’s Book Awards winners announced 

2 October 2011

The winners of the 2010 Western Australian Premier's Book Awards were announced on Friday 30 September. Miles Franklin-winner Kim Scott was awarded the $25,000 Premier's Prize, which is presented to...

2010 WA Prem’s Awards shortlists announced 

21 June 2011

The shortlists for the 2010 Western Australian Premier's Book Awards have been announced. The shortlisted titles are:NonfictionA Three-Cornered Life: The Historian W K Hanock (Jim Davidson, UNSW Press)Breaking News: The...

2010 WA Prem?s Awards shortlists announced 

20 June 2011

The shortlists for the 2010 Western Australian Premier's Book Awards have been announced. The shortlisted titles are:NonfictionA Three-Cornered Life: The Historian W K Hanock (Jim Davidson, UNSW Press)Breaking News: The...

In brief 

5 December 2010

New category for WA's Premier's Book Awards  The State Library of Western Australia has announced that a new category will be added to the Western Australian Premier's Book Awards from next...

WA Prem’s 2008 and 2009 shortlists announced 

17 August 2010

The shortlist for the 2008 and 2009 Western Australian Premier's book awards have been announced. The awards are being presented for both years following the discontinuation of the Australia-Asia Literary...

In brief 

19 May 2009

Two bookshops close in LismoreDymocks CEO Don Grover confirmed the closure of the Dymocks store in Lismore in New South Wales, telling WBN the Lismore franchisee made the decision to...

Australia-Asia Literary Prize suspended 

23 February 2009

The Australia-Asia Literary Award, worth $110,000 is under review and will not be held this year. State Arts Minister John Day told the West Australian that the prize money, timing and...

WA Premier’s Prize now worth $110,000 

21 April 2008

The West Australian Premier's Literary Award has become Australia's richest. Re-launched this week, the $110,000 award, now to be known as the West Australian Premier's Australia Asia Literary Award, is now also open...