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Home »AHA news»Books by members»Congratulations to Meredith Lake, winner of the Australian History Prime Minister’s Prize 2019

Congratulations to Meredith Lake, winner of the Australian History Prime Minister’s Prize 2019

Posted on24 October 201924 October 2019AuthorBethany Phillips-Peddlesden

Congratulations to the winners of the 2019 Prime Minister’s Literary Awards, including Meredith Lake, awarded the Australian History category for ‘The Bible in Australia: A Cultural History.’ 

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