sgp prize – an international biennial award honoring cities and their key leaders and organizations who demonstrate foresight, good governance and innovation in creating liveable urban communities – includes Bilbao City Hall, Singapore Water Corporation and Centre for Liveable Cities Indonesia as past laureates.

Same Game Parlays have quickly become one of the most popular bets among sports bettors. Easy to construct and with the possibility of large wins within just one game, Same Game Parlays have quickly become popular betting vehicles. But they shouldn’t be taken lightly as there can be risks involved and an appropriate approach must be taken when wagering them – that’s why understanding their workings and using tools like bankroll management are so crucial in making the right choices for yourself and your bankroll.

SGPs can add excitement and variety to your betting experience. While their payout potential may not match that of full-fledged parlays, SGPs provide an easy way to diversify bet selections and increase chances of victory. The main challenge with these bets lies in finding an appropriate balance between risk and reward – you should place bets with only what your budget can support and overbetting can quickly spiral out of control!

The Jerry Bentley Prize of World History at the University of Hawaii was created as a way of commemorating and appreciating his groundbreaking contributions in this field. It honors his tireless efforts and contributions while also serving as a reminder about understanding and appreciating global cultural heritage.

As well as receiving a cash prize, the winner of this year’s SGP will also be presented with a trophy designed by independent arts space The Culture Story and will be announced during a ceremony at Pontiac Land on 2023. Additionally, this year the SGP has expanded from 12 award categories to 18. This includes including public vote-based Best Debut awards into main category as well as Literary Merit and Readers Favourite awards recognizing novels and nonfiction work, respectively.

SGPs are popular among sports bettors, yet can be challenging to execute correctly. Due to the intricate nature of SGPs, ensuring maximum profits requires an in-depth knowledge of betting strategies and risk/reward ratios in order to succeed with them.

To create a Same Game Parlay, begin by selecting your first bet to place and clicking or tapping to add another SGP-eligible wager to your ticket. When satisfied with your selections, enter the amount that you would like to wager – remembering you can build up to twenty SGP-eligible bets within one Same Game Parlay! Good luck and happy betting!

The Australian Jewish Library annually awards The Sidney Taylor Book Award to an exceptional book that has made an outstanding contribution to Jewish studies. The winner receives both a cash award and certificate; their work will also be displayed at their conference one year after publication – in past competitions this has included works by scholars, poets, musicians and visual artists alike! In 2025 alone three authors submitted works – Deborah Bodin Cohen, Kerry Olitzky and Stacey Dressen McQueen of An Etrog from Across the Sea won; Estelle Nadel Sammy Savos and Bethany Strout with The Girl Who Sang: A Holocaust Memoiriam of Hope and Survival; A. R. Vishny’s Night Owls won this Sydney Taylor Book Award!

The winner of the Sydney Taylor Book Award receives a cash award of $2,000, as well as having their work published by American Journalists & Letterists (AJL). Furthermore, their book will be showcased at an AJL annual conference following publication and added to our library’s collection as well as receiving its own bibliography listing all winning works.

Nominations for the Leonardo da Vinci Medal, Melvin Kranzberg Dissertation Fellowship and Joan Cahalin Robinson Prize will open for submissions on 14 May. Moreover, nomination deadlines for Eugene S. Ferguson Prize and Race and Histories of Technologies Prize have been set for 30 June 2025; please see individual prize pages for more information.

This memoir provides an enchanting examination of humanity’s capacity for compassion. Following a remarkable and unlikely tale of one man who overcame personal tragedy by finding solace through relationships with those close to him: family, community and nation all played key roles. Readers will come away feeling inspired with lasting goodwill towards him and his story.

Overland is proud to present the winners of the 2021 Judith Wright Poetry Prize and Neilma Sidney Short Story Prize: Ender Baskan won both prizes, earning her first place ($5000). Gareth Morgan and Lillian Rupcic took second and third places respectively; their stories will be published online alongside our autumn issue of Overland.

This report on an innovative weapon in the fight against climate change illustrates how one person’s vision can galvanize communities around the globe to join together under common purpose and create bonds of friendship and trust among members of their respective communities. An impressive and timely accomplishment, this book powerfully recounts an unforgettable time in history; essential reading for all who care about the future of humanity and planet earth alike.