Kyautar Tarihin Tarihin Yankin Arewacin Babban Minista

Kyautar Littafin Tarihi na Yankin Arewa ta Babban Minista ita ce babbar kyauta ga rubuce-rubucen da suka shafi tarihin Yankin Arewa na Ostiraliya.

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An fara bayar da kyautar ne a shekarar 2004. An ƙirƙiro ta ne don girmama "nasarorin ilimi, adabi da ƙirƙira" na marubutan Australiya da kuma ƙarfafa rubuta tarihin yankin Arewa. Wanda ya lashe kyautar farko shi ne Dr. David Bridgman don "Acclimatisation: architecture at the Top End of Australia. 

Ana gudanar da kyautar ne ta ɗakin karatu na yankin Arewa .

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