2024
Liz Giuffre, for her project: Hidden and diverse histories of Australian popular music and culture as captured in the street press.
2024
Rebekah Jenkin, for her project: Life after Death: The contribution of asylum residents to the establishment of the Sydney Medical Program.
2024
Atul Joshi, for his project: Beyond Trauma: The joyous life and times of trans woman Alison Clark, and a portrait of LGBTIQA+ Sydney in the 1980s, told using techniques of creative non-fiction and speculative biography.
2024
Kath Kenny, for her project: The Dance-Drama Genius of Margaret Barr, 1904–91.
2024
Dashiell Moore, for his project: Literature and Migration in the Australian Archipelago.
2024
Verity Oswin, for her project: Brokenhomeland: Rewriting Mitchell's "Australia Felix", fieldnotes towards a feminist pastoral.
2024
Drew Pettifer, for his project: Pink Bans: When the Builders Laborers Federation stood up for queer rights.
2024
Michelle Scott Tucker, for her project: A Biography of Louisa Lawson.
2024
Suzanne Smith, for her project: The Save our Sons Movement during the Vietnam War.
2024
Jeff Sparrow, for his project: Render it Barely: A life of Lesbia Harford.
2024
Rob Thomson, for his project: Libraries and Librarianship in the Australian Territory of New Guinea 1960-75.
2024
David Turner, for his project: A History of the Australian Merchant Shipping Fleet through the Prism of Shipwrecks.
2024
Jessica Urwin, for her project: Radioactive Wildernesses: The Australian anti-uranium movement and the construction of wilderness on Mirrar land, 1972-77.
2024
Robin Walsh, for his project: The Making of the Man: The private life and letters of Lachlan Macquarie.
2024
Rachael Weaver, for her project: Human Relationships to Native Bird Species since the beginnings of European Settlement in Australia.
2024
Bronwyn Rennex, for her project: Magical thinking, madness and the law: Three women in extremis.
2023
Dr Kerrie Davies, for her project: Miles Franklin Under Cover: 1902-07.
2023
Ann Arnold, for her project: Murrumbidgee Stories: A social, environmental and industrial history of the forces that shape a river.
2023
Associate Professor Ilaria Vanni, for her project: Green Square and Sydney South Water Stories.
2023
Jodi Vial, for her project: "It tells me you have gone on, singing": Writing the Hunter River/Coquun through decay and transformation.
2023
Associate Professor Sharon Crozier-De Rosa, for her project: "We called it justice for women": Jean Arnot and feminism between the waves.
2023
Associate Professor Di Kelly, for her project: The Times and Life of Judge Jim Staples.
2022
Bri Lee, for her project: Providence/Provenance.
2022
Dr Deidre O’Connell, for her project: The Pakie's Club: Augusta and Duncan Macdougall's Sydney, 1919–45.
2020
Dr Peter Hobbins, for his project: Airframes and Afterlives: The affective artefacts of aviation accidents.
2020
Dr Gareth Wearne, for his project: Prolegomena and Marginalia of the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Century English Bibles in the Richardson Collection of the State Library of New South Wales.
2020
Rebekah Ward, for her project: Press Reception of Australian Literature, 1888-1949.
2020
Tess Gardner, for her project: Australian Journalists in Republican China 1897-1949.
2019
Kelly Lewer, for her project: Champions of Activism: The history of feminism and domestic violence support services in New South Wales.
2019
Georgia McWhinney, for her project: Doctored Uniforms: Dress, disease, and the British Dominion Forces’ altered uniforms and vernacular medicine in the First World War.
2019
Dr Mark Dunn, for his project: The Convict Valley: A new history of the Hunter Valley.
2018
Mr Ryan Cropp, for his project: A Thesis Examining the Life and Work of Donald Horne.
2018
Dr Lisa Murray, for her project: Australian Cemeteries: A history and graveside companion.
2018
Dr Margo Beasley, for her project: A Biography of Dr Eric Payton Dark.
2018 (Inaugural)
Dr Geoffrey Cains, for his project: The Nature of the Acquisition and Embargoes of Archival Material by Public Institutions.