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The Newcastle Poetry Prize is an annual Australian award for poetry. It was established in 1981 as the Mattara Poetry Prize. In 1995 the Newcastle City Council rescued the award with a grant of $10000, and its name was changed to the Newcastle Poetry Prize.
[edit] Winners
[edit] Anthologies
- sunweight, 2005
- 2004?
- 2003?
- 2002?
- 2001?
- 2000?
- 1999?
- 1998?
- 1997?
- The New World Tattoo, ed. John Hawke, Coal River Press, Newcastle, 1996.
- Let Dark Memory Bloom, ed. Paul Kavanagh. Newcastle: Coal River Press, 1995.
- The Sea’s White Edge, ed. Paul Kavanagh. Springwood: Butterfly Books, 1991.
- 1990?
- Pictures from an exhibition, ed. Paul Kavanagh, Mattara Poetry Prize, University of Newcastle, 1989.
- 1988?
- 1987?
- 1986?
- Poem of Thanksgiving, ed. Paul Kavanagh, University of Newcastle, 1985.
- Neither Nuked nor Crucified, 1984
- Instructions for Honey Ants, ed. Paul Kavanagh, University of Newcastle, 1983.
- Lines from the Horizon and Other Poems, ed. Christopher Pollnitz. University of Newcastle, 1982.
- The Members of the Orchestra, ed. Paul Kavanagh, University of Newcastle, 1981.
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