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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. The Prize began from humble beginnings in September 1980, when Peter Goldman stood in the middle of Civic Park during the Mattara Festival and handed out an anthology of poetry to passers-by. The A4 photocopied collection featured poems from local Hunter writers, with contributors ranging in age from six to eighty-one.

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rdfs:comment	The Newcastle Poetry Prize is an annual Australian award for poetry. It was established in 1981 as the Mattara Poetry Prize. The Prize began from humble beginnings in September 1980, when Peter Goldman stood in the middle of Civic Park during the Mattara Festival and handed out an anthology of poetry to passers-by. The A4 photocopied collection featured poems from local Hunter writers, with contributors ranging in age from six to eighty-one. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Anthony Lawrence (poet) Judy Johnson Peter Kirkpatrick Peter Kocan David Brooks (author) David Musgrave Dorothy Hewett Poetry 1988 in poetry 1989 in poetry 1991 in poetry 1995 in poetry 1996 in poetry 1997 in poetry 1981 in poetry 1982 in poetry 1983 in poetry 1984 in poetry 1985 in poetry 1986 in poetry 1987 in poetry 2010 in poetry 2011 in poetry 2012 in poetry 2013 in poetry Lily Brett Emma Jones (poet) Kevin Hart (poet) 2005 in poetry 2006 in poetry 2007 in poetry 2008 in poetry 2009 in poetry Diane Fahey 1999 in poetry 2000 in poetry 2001 in poetry 2002 in poetry 2004 in poetry 2015 in poetry 2016 in poetry Craig Powell (poet) Jennifer Compton 2017 in poetry 2018 in poetry 2019 in poetry Australian poetry awards Awards established in 1981 John A. Scott Tracy Ryan (writer) Mark Tredinnick Philip Salom Newcastle, New South Wales John Bennett (poet) dbr:Brook_Emery dbr:Duncan_Hose dbr:Nathan_Shepherdson dbr:Jo_Gardiner dbr:John_Watson_(poet) dbr:Kristopher_Saknussemm dbr:Patricia_Sykes dbr:Roland_Leach dbr:Dane_Thwaites
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has abstract	The Newcastle Poetry Prize is an annual Australian award for poetry. It was established in 1981 as the Mattara Poetry Prize. The Prize began from humble beginnings in September 1980, when Peter Goldman stood in the middle of Civic Park during the Mattara Festival and handed out an anthology of poetry to passers-by. The A4 photocopied collection featured poems from local Hunter writers, with contributors ranging in age from six to eighty-one. This anthology prompted two lecturers at the University of Newcastle, Christopher Pollnitz and Paul Kavanagh, to seek funding for a poetry competition which paved the way for the first official Mattara Poetry Prize in 1981. This prize gone on to become one of the richest and most prestigious poetry competitions in the country, and is now known as the Newcastle Poetry Prize. Today the Prize is one of the major events of the literary calendar in Australia, bringing entries from across the nation. More recently the Newcastle Poetry Prize has included a New Media prize, creating a forum for the new technology poets in the country. Initially sponsored by the Hunter Water Board, Newcastle City Council has provided funding via its Community Assistance Program since 1995, and the University of Newcastle has partnered with Council since 2004 to provide additional sponsorship. In 2011, the Prize celebrated its 30th anniversary and marked the milestone with readings by distinguished previous winners including Les Murray, Anthony Lawrence, Mark Tredinnick, Diane Fahey, Philip Salom, Duncan Hose, Patricia Sykes, Peter Kirkpatrick and Brooke Emery. A special anniversary anthology, Completely Surrounded, was published by Puncher & Wattman. (en)
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