Ripponlea 2015: Fiona Poulton and Katherine Sheedy for Boroondara Remembers: stories of World War 1 2014: Margaret Bowman for Cultured Colonists: George Alexander Gilbert and His Family, Settlers in Port Phillip 2013: Coleen Bower for Water Races and Tin Mines of the Toora District: A Short History of the Tin Mines at Granite Bar and Toora 2012: Ken McKimmie for Chewton Then and Now: A series of studies investigating change over time in the former Mount Alexander Goldfield town of Forest Creek later known as Chewton Local History Project Award 2021: Chinese Australian Family Historians of Victoria for Victorian CEDT Index 2020: Patrick Ferry with Wally Nye for Blood, Toil, Tears & Sweat: Remembering the Pakenham District’s WW2 Service Personnel, 1939–1945 2019: Jill A'Vard and Armin Richter for When Roads Were Tracks: A history of the roads of Monbulk, Kallista, the Patch and Sherbrooke 2018: Elizabeth O’Callaghan for Silent Lives: Women of Warrnambool and District 1840-1910 2017: Collingwood Historical Society for Notable People of Collingwood 2016: Ian D. Clark (historian) for We Are All of One Blood: a History of the Djabwurrung Aboriginal People of Western Victoria, 1836-1901 2015: Gillian and John Francis for Strewth! An insight into local involvement in World War One, 2 volumes 2014: Marguerita Stephens (et al. for Vol 4) for The Journal of William Thomas, Assistant Protector of the Aborigines of Port Phillip & Guardian of the Aborigines of Victoria, 1839-1867, 4 volumes 2013: Kevin O’Reilly for Flyers of Time: Pioneer Aviation in Country Victoria, The First Fifty Years. A Collection 2012: Mick Woiwod for Coranderrk Database Collaborative Community History Award 2021: Graham Willett, Angela Bailey, Timothy W Jones & Sarah Rood for A History of LGBTIQ+ Victoria in 100 Places and Objects 2020: Cheryl Threadgold for In the Name of Theatre: The History, Culture and Voices of Amateur Theatre in Victoria 2019: The Springthorpe Heritage Group for Mont Park to Springthorpe heritage project 2018: John Andrews and Deborah Towns for "A Secondary Education for All?" A History of State Secondary Schooling in Victoria 2017: Julie Eagles (project coordinator) for Fletcher Jones: Stories from our Community 2016: Susan Blackburn (ed) for Breaking Out: Memories of Melbourne in the 1970s 2015: Craig Cormick (ed) for Ned Kelly Under the Microscope: solving the forensic mystery of Ned Kelly's remains 2014: Gerry Robinson and friends for From Apples....to Coffee, the first 90 years of the Heathmont shopping centre,