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Dean Spanley wins Best Feature Film (budget over $1 million)
One News wins Best News
Natural History wins NZTE award
A Good Way to Die? wins Best Popular Documentary
The Art Star And The Sudanese Twins wins Best Arts/Festival/Feature Documentary
Pietra Brettkelly (The Art Star And The Sudanese Twins) wins Best Director – Documentary
Toa Fraser (Dean Spanley) wins Director in a Film Feature:
TV Journalist of the Year: Robyn Janes, Louisa Cleave, Corinne Ambler – Close Up
Alan Sharp (Dean Spanley) wins Best Screenplay for a Feature Film
Dr Disaster 2 story on Sunday wins Investigation of the Year
Jennifer Ludlam (Apron Strings) wins Best Lead Actress in a Feature Film
Scott Wills (Apron Strings) wins Best Lead Actor in a Feature Film
Bonnie Soper (The Map Reader) wins Best Supporting Actress in a Feature Film
Peter O’Toole (Dean Spanley) wins Best Supporting Actor in a Feature Film
The Jacquie Brown Diaries wins Best Comedy
Cohen Holloway (Until Proven Innocent) wins Best Actor
Emily Barclay (Piece of My Heart) wins Best Actress
Fair Go’s Kevin Milne wins Best News or Current Affairs Presenter
3 News’ Amanda Gillies wins Best News Reporting
International Netball Series 2008 wins Best Sports Broadcast
Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards wins Best Event Coverage
Brendon Donovan (Aftershock) wins Best Director – Drama/Comedy
Until Proven Innocent wins Best Drama
James Griffin and Rachel Lang (Outrageous Fortune) wins Best Script – Drama/Comedy
Peter Elliot (Until Proven Innocent) wins Best Supporting Actor
Keisha Castle-Hughes (Piece of My Heart) wins Best Supporting Actress
Ka Haku Au wins Best Maori Language Programme:
Untouchable Girls wins Best Feature Film (budget under $1 million)
The Six Dollar Fifty Man wins Best Short Film
Oscar Vandy-Connor (The Six Dollar Fifty Man) wins Best Performance in a Short Film
Q+A wins Best Current Affairs Series
Schools story on Close Up wins Best Current Affairs Reporting for a daily programme
Bad milk story on Sunday wins Best Current Affairs Reporting for weekly programme
Dancing with the Stars wins Best Entertainment Programme
Jason Gunn (Dancing with the Stars) wins Best Presenter
Missing Pieces wins Best Constructed Reality Series
Paul Casserly (Eating Media Lunch) wins Best Director – Factual/Entertainment
Rescue 1 wins Best Observational Reality Series
Hunger for the Wildwins Best Information/Lifestyle Programme
Play it Strange 2008 wins Best Children’s/Youth Programme
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