QANTAS TV AWARDS. 2005

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Rights Information
Year
2005
Reference
F89139
Media type
Moving image
Item unavailable online
Series
QANTAS TV AWARDS
Place of production
New Zealand/Aotearoa
Categories
Television
Duration
1:30:00
Broadcast Date
12/11/2005
Production company
Visionary
Credits
Hosts: Jason Gunn
Hosts: Petra Bagust

QANTAS TELEVISION AWARDS 2005: News/Current Affairs Category Winners:

Best Sports News Report Team Award
One News – ‘Flavell’ - Stephen Stuart – Reporter, Ed Wi – Camera, Shane Murray - Editor - TVNZ

Best News/Current Affairs Camera (Junior)
Richard Postles - Close Up – ‘Twins’ - TVNZ

Best Current Affairs Camera (Senior)
Ross Kenward - 60 Minutes – ‘Green Acres’ - TV3

Best Current Affairs Reporter
Amanda Millar - 60 Minutes - TV3

Best Current Affairs Series
60 Minutes – Terence Taylor, Executive Producer - TV3

Best News/Current Affairs Presenter
Mark Sainsbury - Close Up - TVNZ

Best Current Affairs Report Team Award
Campbell Live – ‘Driver Licence Fraud’ - Melanie Reid - Reporter, Keith Slater - Producer, George Murahidy - Camera, John Campbell - Presenter - TV3

Best News Report Team Award
One News – ‘Foot and Mouth Scare, Waiheke Island’ - Mark Sainsbury - Reporter, Owen Poland - Reporter, Melissa Stokes - Reporter -TVNZ 

Best News Reporter
Lorelei Mason - One News - TVNZ

Best News/Current Affairs Editing
Paul Sparkes - Close Up – ‘Cave Creek’ – TVNZ

Investigation of the Year
Campbell Live – ‘Driver Licence Fraud’ - Melanie Reid - Reporter, Keith Slater - Producer, George Murahidy - Camera, John Campbell - Presenter - TV3

TV Journalist of the Year
Janet McIntyre – Sunday - TVNZ

Best News
3 News – John Hale – Producer – TV3

2005 QANTAS TELEVISION AWARDS: General Television Category Winners:

Best Camera (Factual)
Peter Young - Country Calendar - TVNZ

Best Camera (Non-Factual)
Rewa Harre - Mataku – ‘Te Whakaahua – the Photo’ - 4 Winds Films Ltd

Best Editing (Factual)
Justin Hawkes - Shihad Live in Aotea Square – Visionary Film and Television

Best Editing (Non-Factual)
Nicola Smith - Outrageous Fortune – ‘Episode 4: The Cause of This Defect’ – South Pacific Pictures

Best NZ Comedy Programme
Bro' Town – Elizabeth Mitchell, Producer - Firehorse Films Ltd

Best Script for a Non-Factual Programme/Series
Outrageous Fortune – ‘Episode 4: The Cause of This Defect’ - Rachel Lang, Co-Creator/Writer - South Pacific Pictures

Best Actor in a TV Drama
Antony Starr -  ‘Jethro & Van West’ - Outrageous Fortune - South Pacific Pictures

Best Actress in a TV Drama
Robyn Malcolm - ‘Cheryl West’ – Outrageous Fortune - South Pacific Pictures

Best NZ Drama
Outrageous Fortune – Mike Smith, Producer - South Pacific Pictures

Best Director (Drama)
Mark Beesley - Outrageous Fortune – ‘Episode 4: The Cause of This Defect’ –- South Pacific Pictures 

Best Director (Non-Drama)
Melanie Rakena  - Off the Rails – A Love Story  - Jam TV Ltd

Best Maori Programme
Korero Mai – Viv Wigby-Ngatai – Producer - Cinco Cine Film Productions

Best NZ Childrens/Youth Programme
Holly’s Heroes – Dave Gibson – Producer - The Gibson Group Ltd 

Best NZ Documentary
Colin McCahon – I Am – Robin Scholes, Producer- Screentime Ltd 

Best NZ Entertainment/Reality Programme
Dancing with the Stars  -Debra Kelleher-Smith – Producer - TVNZ 

Best NZ Information/Lifestyle Programme
Off The Rails – A Love Story – Melanie Rakena – Producer, Marcus Lush – Producer - Jam TV Ltd

Best NZ Popular/Factual Unscripted Programme
Intrepid Journeys  – Melanie Rakena – Producer, Jane Andrews – Producer -Jam TV Ltd 

Best NZ Sports or Event Coverage
Shell Helix Motorsport   - David Turner – Executive Producer, Stephen Coates – Producer -TVNZ

Woman’s Day Readers’ Choice Awards 2005

Favourite New Zealand Female Personality
Robyn Malcolm

Favourite New Zealand Male Personality
Marc Ellis

Favourite New Zealand Show
Shortland Street