Commonwealth Scholarship, held for the duration of the Bachelor of Music Course.
Melbourne University Research Scholarships, held for the duration of Master of Music and of Doctor of Philosophy.
Commission to research and write the biography of Sir Bernard Heinze, from the Music Board of the Australia Council, administrated by the publishers, Macmillan, 1976.
University of Melbourne special research grant to undertake the biography and to catalogue the manuscripts of composer-conductor G.W.L.Marshall-Hall, first Ormond Professor of Music, University of Melbourne, 1978.
National Fellowship, from the Music Board of the Australia Council to establish an Australian Oral Music History Project within the Grainger Museum, University of Melbourne, 1980.
Ph.D. Publishing Committee of the University of Melbourne grant, to support theses publication, 1980.
Publishing grants from the Publications Sub-Committee on Research Studies, University of Melbourne and the Edgar and Judith Ford Foundation of the University of Western Australia for the monograph of G.W.L.Marshall-Hall, 1982.
Commission to research and write a biography of Dame Nellie Melba, from the publishers, Macmillan, 1984.
Commission to research and write the audio-visual play Marvellous Melba, from the Performing Arts Museum, Melbourne, 1987.
Commission for the stage play Peach Melba, (originally titled Melba's Last Farewell) from the Performing Arts Board of the Australia Council with the Victorian Ministry for the Arts and the Melbourne Theatre Company, 1988.
Creative Development grant from the Performing Arts Board of the Australia Council for travel and research in southern China to write the play Long March To New Gold Mountain, on the theme of Chinese-Australian migration, 1989.
Publishing grants made for the following plays: Some Of My Best Friends Are Women, published by Yackandandah Playscripts 1983, from the Literature Board of the Australia Council. A Whip Round For Percy Grainger, published by Yackandandah Playscripts 1984, from the Victorian Ministry for the Arts. Madame Mao, published by Currency Press 1986, from the Literature Board of the Australia Council. Peach Melba: Melba's Last Farewell, published by Currency Press 1990, from the Literature Board of the Australia Council. The Emperor Regrets, published by Currency Press 1992, from the Literature Board of the Australia Council.
Australian Research Council project grant to research and write a history of music in Australia, 1990-1.
Australian Research Council Fellowship to research and write a history of music in Australia, 1991. A five year grant extending the work of the previous A.R.C. project grant.
Travelling grant from the Performing Arts Board of the Australia Council to represent Australia at the First Asian Women and Theatre Conference, Tokyo, 1992.
Australian Research Council two year grant in support of the above Fellowship for travel and research. Awarded 1994.
Australian Research Council one year grant to begin research into the life and work of British-Australian composer George William Louis Marshall-Hall. Awarded 1997.
Development grant, Playbox Theatre Company, 1998 for the play Shanghai Sisters.
Commission, National Library of Australia to edit the diaries of composer-pianist, oarsman and soldier, Frederick Septimus Kelly 1999.
Study Grant, History of the University Unit, for the printing of the G.W.L.Marshall-Hall Bio-Catalogue 2001.
Development grant, Playbox Theatre Company 2002 for the play George and the Dragon.
The Don and Joan Squire Award for Voluntary Services to Musicology in Australia from the Musicological Society of Australia 1913.

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