Victorian Premier's Prize for Poetry

The Victorian Premier's Prize for Poetry, formerly known as the C. J. Dennis Prize for Poetry, is a prize category in the annual Victorian Premier's Literary Award. As of 2011 it has an enumeration of A$25,000. The winner of this category prize vies with 4 other category winners for overall Victorian Prize for Literature valued at an additional A$100,000.

The prize was formerly known as the C. J. Dennis Prize for Poetry from inception until 2010, when the awards were re-established under the stewardship of the Wheeler Centre and restarted with new prize amounts and a new name. It was named after the early twentieth century vernacular poet C. J. Dennis.

Victorian Premier's Prize for Poetry

Victorian Premier's Prize for Poetry winners and finalists
Year Author Title Result Ref.
2011 Cate Kennedy The Taste of River Water Winner [1]
Libby Hart This Floating World Finalist [1]
Claire Potter Swallow Finalist [1]
2012 John Kinsella Armour Winner [2][3]
Michelle Cahill Vishvarupa Finalist [2][4]
John Mateer Southern Barbarians Finalist [2][4]
2013 Not awarded [5]
2014[a] Jennifer Maiden Liquid Nitrogen Winner [6][7]
Michael Brennan Autoethnographic Finalist [6][8]
Brendan Ryan Travelling Through the Family Finalist [6][8]
2015 Jill Jones The Beautiful Anxiety Winner [9][10]
Andy Kissane Radiance Finalist [9][11][12]
Susan Bradley Smith Bed For All Who Come Finalist [9][11][12]
2016 Alan Loney Crankhandle Winner [13][14]
Lucy Dougan The Guardians Finalist [15]
Peter Rose The Subject of Feeling Finalist [15]
2017 Maxine Beneba Clarke Carrying the World Winner [16][17]
Eileen Chong Painting Red Orchids Finalist [16][18]
Tina Giannoukos Bull Days Finalist [16][18]
2018 Bella Li Argosy Winner [19][20]
Jennifer Maiden The Metronome Finalist [19][21]
Eddie Paterson redactor Finalist [19][21]
2019 Kate Lilley Tilt Winner [22][23]
Eunice Andrada Flood Damages Finalist [24][25]
Rae White Milk Teeth Finalist [24][25]
2020 Charmaine Papertalk Green Nganajungu Yagu Winner [26][27]
Louise Crisp Yuiquimbiang Finalist [28]
L. K. Holt Birth Plan Finalist [28]
2021 David Stavanger Case Notes Winner [29][30][31]
Rebecca Jessen Ask Me About the Future Finalist [32][33]
Ellen van Neerven Throat Finalist [32][33]
2022 Maria Takolander Trigger Warning Winner [34][35][36]
Maxine Beneba Clarke How Decent Folk Behave Finalist [37]
Andy Jackson Human Looking Finalist [37]
2023 Gavin Yuan Gao At the Altar of Touch Winner [38][39][40]
Scott-Patrick Mitchell Clean Finalist [38][41]
Simon Tedeschi Fugitive Finalist [38][41]
2024 Grace Yee Chinese Fish Winner [42][43][44]
Susie Anderson the body country Finalist [43]
Claire Miranda Roberts Kangaroo Paw Finalist [43]
2025 Jeanine Leane Gawimarra: Gathering Winner [45][46]
Jake Goetz Holocene Pointbreaks Finalist [47]
Hasib Hourani rock flight Finalist [47]
2026 Eunice Andrada KONTRA Winner [48][49]
Evelyn Araluen The Rot Finalist [49]
Ender Baskan Two Hundred Million Musketeers Finalist [49]

C. J. Dennis Prize for Poetry (inactive) - Winners and shortlists

This award is no longer active. It was renamed in 2011 to Victorian Premier's Prize for Poetry (see above).

1985–1989

Year Author Title Ref. Ref.
1985 Rosemary Dobson The Three Fates & Other Poems Winner [50]
Kevin Hart Your Shadow Winner [50]
1986 Rhyll McMaster Washing the Money : Poems with Photographs Winner [51]
John A. Scott St. Clair Winner [51]
Peter Kocan Freedom to Breathe Finalist [52]
Shelton Lea Poems from a Peach Melba Hat Finalist [52]
1987 Lily Brett The Auschwitz Poems Winner [53]
Jas Duke Poems of War and Peace Finalist [54]
Alan Wearne The Nightmarkets Finalist [54]
1988 Judith Beveridge The Domesticity of Giraffes Winner [55]
Diane Fahey Metamorphoses Finalist [56]
Dimitris Tsaloumas Falcon Drinking Finalist [56]
1989 Gwen Harwood Bone Scan Winner [57]
John Scott Singles: Shorter Poems, 1982-1986 Finalist [58]
John Tranter Under Berlin Finalist [58]

1990–1999

Year Author Title Ref. Ref.
1990 Robert Adamson The Clean Dark Winner [59]
Lily Brett After the War Finalist [60]
Fay Zwicky Ask Me Finalist [60]
1991 Jennifer Maiden The Winter Baby Winner [61]
Ken Bolton Two Poems : A Drawing of the Sky Finalist [62]
Gig Ryan Excavation Finalist [62]
1992 Robert Harris Jane, Interlinear and Other Poems Winner [63]
Mudrooroo The Garden of Gethsemane : Poems from the Lost Decade Finalist [64]
Norman Talbot Four Zoas of Australia Finalist [64]
1993 Les Murray Translations from the Natural World Winner [65]
Kate Jennings Cats, Dogs & Pitchforks Finalist [66]
Philip Salom Feeding the Ghost Finalist [66]
1994 Robert Gray Certain Things Winner [67]
Rhyll McMaster On My Empty Feet Finalist [68]
Peter Rose The Catullan Rag Finalist [68]
1995 Bruce Beaver Anima and Other Poems Winner [69]
Aileen Kelly Coming Up for Light Finalist [70]
Peter Porter Millennial Fables Finalist [70]
1996 Peter Bakowski In the Human Night Winner [71]
Lionel Fogarty New and Selected Poems Finalist [72]
J. S. Harry Selected Poems Finalist [72]
1997 Les Murray Subhuman Redneck Poems Winner [73]
Judith Beveridge Accidental Grace Finalist [74]
Peter Porter Dragons in Their Pleasant Palaces Finalist [74]
1998 Coral Hull Broken Land Winner [75]
Fay Zwicky The Gatekeeper's Wife Finalist [76]
1999 Gig Ryan Pure and Applied Winner [77]
M. T. C. Cronin The World Beyond the Fig Finalist [78]
Philip Salom New and Selected Poems Finalist [78]

2000–2010

Year Author Title Ref. Ref.
2000 John Millett Iceman Winner [79]
Alex Skovron Infinite City Finalist [80]
Peter Steele Invisible Riders Finalist [80]
2001 John Mateer Barefoot Speech Winner [81]
Robert Adamson Mulberry Leaves: New and Selected Poems Finalist [82]
Rosemary Dobson Untold Lives and Later Poems Finalist [82]
2002 Robert Gray Afterimages Winner [83]
Tracy Ryan Hothouse Finalist [84]
Chris Wallace-Crabbe By and Large Finalist [84]
2003 Emma Lew Anything the Landlord Touches Winner [85]
Jordie Albiston The Fall Finalist [86]
S. K. Kelen Goddess of Mercy Finalist [86]
2004 Judith Beveridge Wolf Notes Winner [87]
Michael Brennan The Imageless World Finalist [88]
Anthony Lawrence The Sleep of a Learning Man Finalist [88]
2005 M. T. C. Cronin <More Or Less Than>1-100 Winner [89]
John Kinsella Doppler Effect Finalist [90]
Morgan Yasbincek Firelick Finalist [90]
2006 John Tranter Urban Myths: 210 Poems Winner [91]
B. R. Dionysius Universal Andalusia Finalist [92]
Susan Hampton The Kindly Ones Finalist [92]
2007 Judy Johnson Jack Winner [93]
Robert Adamson The Goldfinches of Baghdad Finalist [94]
John Watson Montale: A Biographical Anthology Finalist [94]
2008 Lisa Gorton Press Release Winner [95]
Judith Bishop Event Finalist [96]
Barry Hill As We Draw Ourselves Finalist [96]
2009 Robert Adamson The Golden Bird Winner [97]
Carol Jenkins Fishing in the Devonian Finalist [98]
Bronwyn Lea The Other Way Out Finalist [98]
2010 Anna Kerdijk Nicholson Possession Winner [99]
Peter Bakowski Beneath Our Armour Finalist [100]
Ian McBryde The Adoption Order Finalist [100]

Notes

  1. ↑ Prior to 2014, the award year was directly related to the year of publication. In 2014, the award year referred to books published in the previous year. That is, in 2012, the award went to books published in 2012. In 2014, the award went to books published in 2013.

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