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The Josephine Ulrick Poetry Prize 2005 [Australia]:
Josephine Ulrick was born on 17 June 1952 and died on 10 January 1997. She was herself a writer and a poet as well as a great patron of the arts. Her role as curator of the Galleries Schubert made her a vital and inspirational mentor for the artists of South-East Queensland. She recognised great talent and strove to nurture it, encouraging many artists to achieve their full potential.

$10,000 First Prize up to 200 line poem or suite of poems. Closing date 14 January 2005.

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