During Term 1 each year children across Victoria are asked to recommend their favourite Australian books to other children by nominating four Australian titles. All nominations are collated and... read more →
2021 has again been an interesting year, where we have continued to deliver our programs virtually and the realisation that a hybrid approach moving forward is going to be the... read more →
The Authors... read more →
The YABBA Council are delighted to invite you to attend the 2021 YABBA Awards Ceremony. This year, the Awards Ceremony will be held virtually. The link to watch the Ceremony will... read more →
The Young Australians Best Book Awards (YABBA) were established in 1985... read more →
During Term 1 each year children across Victoria are asked to recommend their favourite Australian books to other children by nominating four Australian titles. All nominations are collated and... read more →
Getting your head around the entire... read more →
2020 has been a very interesting year, a year of realisation that all things really were going to go virtual. The handing over of YABBA presidency was indeed challenging and... read more →
The YABBA Award winners have been declared for 2020. For the first time, the ceremony was held online. Creators and schools gathered virtually to celebrate the 35th Annual YABBA... read more →
To Aussie children’s book creators. YABBA council came up with the idea to organise a virtual channel as a means of distraction for the children doing it tough in the... read more →
During Term 1 each year children across Victoria are asked to recommend their favourite Australian books to other children by nominating four Australian titles. All nominations are collated and... read more →
Notice is hereby given to all members that the Annual General Meeting of the Young Australians Best Book Awards Council Inc will be held on: Monday 2 December 2019 at... read more →
The YABBA Award winners have been declared for 2019. The YABBA Council is delighted that today at Camberwell Girls Grammar, 393 students from 19 schools, and 34 Authors and Illustrators... read more →