Penguin Random House has won Publisher of the Year at the 2026 Australian Book Industry Awards (ABIAs). The 2026 ABIA have just been announced and we are beyond excited to share that Penguin Random House has been awarded Publisher of the Year marking our third consecutive win - and fifth in six years!
Check out the Penguin Random House books that have been shortlisted for the ABIAs in 2026. The winners will be announced on 21 May 2026.
Check out the books that Penguin employees loved in 2025 and read their reviews.
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In exciting news, Wild Dark Shore by Charlotte McConaghy has been named Dymocks Book of the Year 2025.
We’re happy to share that an impressive twenty-five Penguin Random House titles made the list this year.
Check out the long weekend reads Penguin employees are loving.
Discover the best Penguin Random House books of 2022 with this list of award-winning and shortlisted titles this year.
The Davitt Awards recognise Australian women crime writers. See the Penguin Random House book that won this year.
These book club questions for Once There were Wolves by Charlotte McConaghy will have your reading group deep in discussion.
Did you forget about these books after adding them to your TBR list? It's time to revisit these favourites, perfect for book clubs.
Celebrate World Environment Day 2022 by picking up one of these fascinating reads about sustainability, the climate crisis, and what we can do to make our planet a better place.
We're excited to announce four of our authors have made it to the shortlist.
Congratulations to our five authors who have been longlisted for the awards.
A list of page turners we recommend you read this year.
We're thrilled to have 14 books featured on the longlist.
'I want reading my novels to feel like walking through a forest or swimming in the ocean, to offer a breath of fresh air and remind readers of the beauty that still remains in the world.'
Charlotte McConaghy reveals how a quest to write about the natural world ultimately led to a climate change story.
Gather your book club and find out why everyone is talking about The Last Migration.