We produce books
that will
outlast you
Award-winning custom publishing for organisations, institutions, and authors.
Celebrating 25 years in 2027.
Since 2002, Longueville Media has helped governments, universities, corporations and private authors produce publications they are genuinely proud of.
We find the story and the defining moments in an organisation's history and produce a publication that will help your organisation stand out. Our editorial rigour, inspired design, and the care behind everything we do are what ensure you receive a publication your readers will treasure.
We've published for the NSW Government, the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Penfolds, the Lowy Institute, Griffith University, and the Prime Minister and President of Timor-Leste. Along the way, we've won Britain's André Simon Award, the European OIV President's Jury Award, the Gourmand 'Best in World' Award, and several Australian National Trust Heritage Awards.
As we approach our twenty-fifth year, we still treat every project as the most important thing we'll do all year … because for our clients, it usually is.
Corporate & Institutional Histories
Your organisation's story, researched, written and produced to the standard it deserves.
What we do
Commemorative
Publications
A milestone publication that marks the moment – and outlasts it.
Digital Content
& Learning
Complex knowledge delivered in the format it needs: online platforms, structured learning, and animated video.
Expert-Led
Non-Fiction
Your knowledge, your ideas, your research — brought into print with editorial precision.
Publishing
Advisory
One hour with an experienced publisher. Practical, specific, completely confidential.
Selected Work
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The Australian Ark: The Story of Australian Wine, 1788–2023
Winner of Britain’s André Simon Awards 2024, recognised as the world’s most prestigious food and wine book prize.
‘… phenomenal … It’s nothing short of a masterpiece.’ – André Simon Award 2024
‘…recalls the grand art-publishing houses of Europe…’ – The Australian
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New South Wales and the Great War
Commissioned by the New South Wales Government.
A full-colour hardback coffee-table history book. Distributed to all schools in NSW.
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Penfolds The Rewards of Patience, 9th Edition
Commissioned by Penfolds, one of Australia's most recognised wine brands.
The ninth edition of the world's most authoritative guide to Penfolds wines, marking forty years of publication and the 75th anniversary of Grange.
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Made in Orange: The Life & Times of Extraordinary Factory
A history commissioned by Electrolux to celebrate their contribution to the town of Orange, NSW, their then headquarters.
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Australia & The United Nations
Celebrating Australia’s little-known role in the founding of the UN. Produced for the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs & Trade.
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Painting with Stone: The Story of the Melocco Brothers
Sydney-siders see Melocco Bros’ mosaic craftsmanship daily as they move around the city, yet despite the ubiquity of their work, detailed acknowledgement of their place in the city’s history has been lacking, until now.
Awards & Clients
André Simon Award 2024
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Gourmand 'Best in the World' Award 2024
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National Trust History Award 2019, 2025, 2026
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OIV Best Publication 2024
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OIV President's Jury Award 2024
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State Library of NSW, Regional & Community History Award
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André Simon Award 2024 〰️ Gourmand 'Best in the World' Award 2024 〰️ National Trust History Award 2019, 2025, 2026 〰️ OIV Best Publication 2024 〰️ OIV President's Jury Award 2024 〰️ State Library of NSW, Regional & Community History Award 〰️
“‘NSW & The Great War’ is a wonderful contribution to the present and future generations ... you have provided an enduring record and testament to the experience of the people of New South Wales.”
“The team at Longueville understood our vision. Their professional approach, empathy for the project and attention to detail helped us to realize our goal of Timor-Leste achieving wider recognition in the international community.”
“Those of us who are asked to review or launch important books are always on the lookout for the opportunity to use the word – magisterial. In launching Australia and the United Nations I seize that opportunity with zest.”
