Print awards
Montana Book Awards
The 2009 Montana Book Awards included Novel about My Wife by Emily Perkins. For more details.The 2008 Montana Book Awards included Full-Court Quest by Linda Peavy and Ursula Smith. For more details
The 2007 Montana Book Awards were awarded in 30 July.
The Montana Medal for fiction or poetry went to Lloyd Jones for Mister Pip. The Montana Medal for Non-fiction went to Audrey Eagle for Eagle's Complete Trees and Shrubs of NZ. For more winners.
For previous winners.
Pride in Print Awards
These awards are for recognising the achievement of excellence in New Zealand Print.
The 2009 Supreme Award Winner was Amcor Cartons Christchurch for 250g Old Gold Carton. For more winners.
The 2008 Montana Medal for Fiction winner was Opportunity by Charlotte Grimshaw and the Montana Medal for Non-fiction was Janet Hunt for Wetlands of New Zealand. For more winners.
The 2007 Supreme Award Winner was by Andris Apse with Fiordland. For more winners.
BPANZ Book Design Awards (formerly Spectrum Book Design Awards)
These awards are run with BPANZ (Book Publishers Association of New Zealand).
The winner of the 2009 Best Book was Ladies, A Plate. For more winners.
The winner for the 2008 Best Book was Bill Hammond for Jingle Jangle Morning. For more winners.
The winner for the 2007 Best Book was by Audrey Eagle called Eagle's Complete Trees & Shrubs of NZ. Designed by Neil Pardington, Robyn Sivewright of Afineline, and published by Te Papa Press. For more winners.
NZ Post Book Awards
The 2009 awards included for the Montana Medal for Fiction Novel about My Wife by Emily Perkins. For more winners.
The 2008 awards had as the Montana Medal for Fiction or Poetry as Opportunity by Charlotte Grimshaw. For a list of winners from 1999 to 2008.
The 2007 awards were announced in May. The winner of the Non-Fiction Winner was by Marcia Stenson called the Illustrated History of the South Pacific. The Best First Book Award was by Ben Galbraith called the Three Fishing Brothers Gruff. For more winners. For previous winners.