Australian Literary Awards: Vogel Award

• 2024 – Kristina Ross - First Year
• 2020 – K.M. Kruimink - A Treacherous Country
• 2019 – No Award Given
• 2018 – Emily O'Grady - The Yellow House
• 2017 – Marija Pericic - Lost Pages
• 2016 – Katherine Brabon - The Memory Artist
• 2015 – No prirze awarded
• 2014 – Christine Piper - After Darkness
• 2013 – No prize awarded
• 2012 – Paul Carter - Eleven Seasons
• 2011 – Rohan Wilson - The Roving Party
• 2010 – Lisa Lang - Utopian Man
• 2009 – Kristel Thornell - Night Street
• 2008 – Andrew Croome - Document Z
• 2007 – Stefan Laszczuk - I Dream of Magda
• 2006 – Belinda Castles - The River Baptists
• 2005 – Andrew O'Connor - Tuvalu
• 2004 – Julienne van Loon - Road Story
• 2003 – Nicholas Angel - Drown Them in the Sea; Ruth Balint - Troubled Waters
• 2002 – Danielle Wood - The Alphabet of Light and Dark
• 2001 – Sarah Hay - Skins
• 2000 – Stephen Gray - The Artist is a Thief
• 1999 – Hsu-Ming Teo - Love and Vertigo
• 1998 – Jennifer Kremmer - Pegasus in the Suburbs
• 1997 – Eva Sallis - Hiam
• 1996 – Bernard Cohen - The Blindman's Hat
• 1995 – Richard King - Kindling Does For Firewood
• 1994 – Darren Williams - Swimming In Silk
• 1993 – Helen Demidenko - The Hand That Signed The Paper
• 1992 – Fotini Epanomitis - The Mule's Foal
• 1991 – Andrew McGahan - Praise
• 1990 – Gillian Mears - The Mint Lawn
• 1989 – Mandy Sayer - Mood Indigo
• 1988 – Tom Flood - Oceana Fine
• 1987 – Jim Sakkas - Ilias
• 1986 – Robin Walton - Glace Fruits
• 1985 – No prize awarded
• 1984 – Kate Grenville - Lilian's Story
• 1983 – Jenny Summerville - Shields Of Trell
• 1982 – Brian Castro - Birds of Passage - Joint Winner; Nigel Krauth - Matilda, My Darling - Joint Winner
• 1981 – Chris Matthews - Al Jazzar - Joint Winner; Tim Winton - An Open Swimmer - Joint Winner
• 1980 – Archie Weller - The Day Of The Dog (Shortlisted); Paul Radley - Jack Rivers and Me (Winner Disqualified)

"The Australian/Vogel's Literary Award is one of Australia's richest and the most prestigious award for an unpublished manuscript by a writer under the age of thirty-five. Offering publication by Allen & Unwin, with an advance against royalties plus prize money totalling $20,000, The Australian/Vogel's Literary Award has launched the careers of some of Australia's most successful writers, including Tim Winton, Kate Grenville, Gillian Mears, Brian Castro, Mandy Sayer and Andrew McGahan."