While some at the ABC wait for their chance to grab gold at the Logies on Sunday night, ABC Radio celebrated the winners of the 2008 ABC Local Radio Awards last night at a presentation ceremony in Sydney.
Hosted by ABC TV personality James O’Loghlin, the Awards were presented in front of senior politicians, leading community members and ABC staff. Established in 2001 and open to all staff contributing to the ABC’s nine metropolitan and 51 regional stations, the Awards are designed to celebrate the best of Local Radio across Australia.
The Awards ceremony is part of a two-day forum covering issues affecting ABC Local Radio program-makers across Australia.
The coveted Station of the Year (Metropolitan) award went to 666 ABC Canberra. Townsville station, 630 ABC North Queensland took out Station of the Year (Regional) and 774 ABC Melbourne’s Red Symons was named Broadcaster of the Year.
A full list of winners follows.
Director ABC Radio & Regional Content - and Awards judge - Sue Howard said the awards celebrate the diverse range of work produced by ABC Local Radio from across the country.
“These Awards highlight the talent of our staff and their commitment to producing entertaining and inspiring radio for audiences. I congratulate everyone recognised this evening,” Ms Howard said.
The Awards were presented by Her Excellency Professor Marie Bashir, AC, COV, Governor of New South Wales; Senator the Hon Stephen Conroy - Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy; The Hon John Watkins MP – Deputy Premier, Minister for Transport & Minister for Finance representing the Premier of New South Wales; Chairman of the ABC Maurice L. Newman AC; ABC Managing Director Mark Scott; Director ABC Radio & Regional Content Sue Howard; Director ABC Innovation Ian Carroll.
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2008 ABC LOCAL RADIO AWARDS – WINNERS
Station of the Year (Metropolitan)
666 ABC Canberra
Station of the Year (Regional)
630 ABC North Queensland
Broadcaster of the Year
Red Symons – 774 ABC Melbourne
Rural Reporter of the Year
Kim Honan – ABC Mid North Coast
Sports Broadcaster of the Year
Quentin Hull - general coverage
Online Feature of the Year (joint winners)
Fiona Churchman & Ping Lo for ‘Stolen Generation’
Kim Honan for ‘Eating Close to Home: The Locavore Challenge’
Website of the Year
Nick Kittel & Ping Lo for abc.net.au/canberra
Local Program of the Year (Metropolitan & Networked)
Mornings with Madonna King – 612 ABC Brisbane
Local Program of the Year (Regional)
Drive with Roisin McCann – ABC Northern Tasmania
Outstanding Coverage of a Local Story or Emergency (by an Individual, Program or Station)
1233 ABC Newcastle for ‘The June Long Weekend Storms 2007’
The Paul Bodington Award for an Outstanding Radio Feature/Package by an Individual
Phil Ashley-Brown, 702 ABC Sydney for ‘Stella’s Lung Transplant’
Outside Broadcast of the Year (Metropolitan)
Breakfast with Adam Spencer, 702 ABC Sydney – World in Sydney
Outside Broadcast of the Year (Regional)
Northern Territory Country Hour – Outback Odyssey
Community Event of the Year
Heywire in Canberra 2008
Promotions Producer of the Year
Andrew Taylor – 774 ABC Melbourne & ABC Local Radio Victoria
Producer of the Year
Brad McCahon – 720 ABC Perth
Best New Talent on Local Radio (joint winners)
Andy Muirhead – 936 ABC Hobart
Ping Lo – 666 ABC Canberra
Marketing Campaign of the Year
Natalene Muscat & Felicity Greenland, 774 ABC Melbourne – ‘100% Pure Footy Finals’
2008 ABC Local Radio Awards
Friday, May 2, 2008 | Labels: Radionews |
While some at the ABC wait for their chance to grab gold at the Logies on Sunday night, ABC Radio celebrated the winners of the 2008 ABC Local Radio Awards last night at a presentation ceremony in Sydney.
Hosted by ABC TV personality James O’Loghlin, the Awards were presented in front of senior politicians, leading community members and ABC staff. Established in 2001 and open to all staff contributing to the ABC’s nine metropolitan and 51 regional stations, the Awards are designed to celebrate the best of Local Radio across Australia.
The Awards ceremony is part of a two-day forum covering issues affecting ABC Local Radio program-makers across Australia.
The coveted Station of the Year (Metropolitan) award went to 666 ABC Canberra. Townsville station, 630 ABC North Queensland took out Station of the Year (Regional) and 774 ABC Melbourne’s Red Symons was named Broadcaster of the Year.
A full list of winners follows.
Director ABC Radio & Regional Content - and Awards judge - Sue Howard said the awards celebrate the diverse range of work produced by ABC Local Radio from across the country.
“These Awards highlight the talent of our staff and their commitment to producing entertaining and inspiring radio for audiences. I congratulate everyone recognised this evening,” Ms Howard said.
The Awards were presented by Her Excellency Professor Marie Bashir, AC, COV, Governor of New South Wales; Senator the Hon Stephen Conroy - Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy; The Hon John Watkins MP – Deputy Premier, Minister for Transport & Minister for Finance representing the Premier of New South Wales; Chairman of the ABC Maurice L. Newman AC; ABC Managing Director Mark Scott; Director ABC Radio & Regional Content Sue Howard; Director ABC Innovation Ian Carroll.
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2008 ABC LOCAL RADIO AWARDS – WINNERS
Station of the Year (Metropolitan)
666 ABC Canberra
Station of the Year (Regional)
630 ABC North Queensland
Broadcaster of the Year
Red Symons – 774 ABC Melbourne
Rural Reporter of the Year
Kim Honan – ABC Mid North Coast
Sports Broadcaster of the Year
Quentin Hull - general coverage
Online Feature of the Year (joint winners)
Fiona Churchman & Ping Lo for ‘Stolen Generation’
Kim Honan for ‘Eating Close to Home: The Locavore Challenge’
Website of the Year
Nick Kittel & Ping Lo for abc.net.au/canberra
Local Program of the Year (Metropolitan & Networked)
Mornings with Madonna King – 612 ABC Brisbane
Local Program of the Year (Regional)
Drive with Roisin McCann – ABC Northern Tasmania
Outstanding Coverage of a Local Story or Emergency (by an Individual, Program or Station)
1233 ABC Newcastle for ‘The June Long Weekend Storms 2007’
The Paul Bodington Award for an Outstanding Radio Feature/Package by an Individual
Phil Ashley-Brown, 702 ABC Sydney for ‘Stella’s Lung Transplant’
Outside Broadcast of the Year (Metropolitan)
Breakfast with Adam Spencer, 702 ABC Sydney – World in Sydney
Outside Broadcast of the Year (Regional)
Northern Territory Country Hour – Outback Odyssey
Community Event of the Year
Heywire in Canberra 2008
Promotions Producer of the Year
Andrew Taylor – 774 ABC Melbourne & ABC Local Radio Victoria
Producer of the Year
Brad McCahon – 720 ABC Perth
Best New Talent on Local Radio (joint winners)
Andy Muirhead – 936 ABC Hobart
Ping Lo – 666 ABC Canberra
Marketing Campaign of the Year
Natalene Muscat & Felicity Greenland, 774 ABC Melbourne – ‘100% Pure Footy Finals’
Hosted by ABC TV personality James O’Loghlin, the Awards were presented in front of senior politicians, leading community members and ABC staff. Established in 2001 and open to all staff contributing to the ABC’s nine metropolitan and 51 regional stations, the Awards are designed to celebrate the best of Local Radio across Australia.
The Awards ceremony is part of a two-day forum covering issues affecting ABC Local Radio program-makers across Australia.
The coveted Station of the Year (Metropolitan) award went to 666 ABC Canberra. Townsville station, 630 ABC North Queensland took out Station of the Year (Regional) and 774 ABC Melbourne’s Red Symons was named Broadcaster of the Year.
A full list of winners follows.
Director ABC Radio & Regional Content - and Awards judge - Sue Howard said the awards celebrate the diverse range of work produced by ABC Local Radio from across the country.
“These Awards highlight the talent of our staff and their commitment to producing entertaining and inspiring radio for audiences. I congratulate everyone recognised this evening,” Ms Howard said.
The Awards were presented by Her Excellency Professor Marie Bashir, AC, COV, Governor of New South Wales; Senator the Hon Stephen Conroy - Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy; The Hon John Watkins MP – Deputy Premier, Minister for Transport & Minister for Finance representing the Premier of New South Wales; Chairman of the ABC Maurice L. Newman AC; ABC Managing Director Mark Scott; Director ABC Radio & Regional Content Sue Howard; Director ABC Innovation Ian Carroll.
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2008 ABC LOCAL RADIO AWARDS – WINNERS
Station of the Year (Metropolitan)
666 ABC Canberra
Station of the Year (Regional)
630 ABC North Queensland
Broadcaster of the Year
Red Symons – 774 ABC Melbourne
Rural Reporter of the Year
Kim Honan – ABC Mid North Coast
Sports Broadcaster of the Year
Quentin Hull - general coverage
Online Feature of the Year (joint winners)
Fiona Churchman & Ping Lo for ‘Stolen Generation’
Kim Honan for ‘Eating Close to Home: The Locavore Challenge’
Website of the Year
Nick Kittel & Ping Lo for abc.net.au/canberra
Local Program of the Year (Metropolitan & Networked)
Mornings with Madonna King – 612 ABC Brisbane
Local Program of the Year (Regional)
Drive with Roisin McCann – ABC Northern Tasmania
Outstanding Coverage of a Local Story or Emergency (by an Individual, Program or Station)
1233 ABC Newcastle for ‘The June Long Weekend Storms 2007’
The Paul Bodington Award for an Outstanding Radio Feature/Package by an Individual
Phil Ashley-Brown, 702 ABC Sydney for ‘Stella’s Lung Transplant’
Outside Broadcast of the Year (Metropolitan)
Breakfast with Adam Spencer, 702 ABC Sydney – World in Sydney
Outside Broadcast of the Year (Regional)
Northern Territory Country Hour – Outback Odyssey
Community Event of the Year
Heywire in Canberra 2008
Promotions Producer of the Year
Andrew Taylor – 774 ABC Melbourne & ABC Local Radio Victoria
Producer of the Year
Brad McCahon – 720 ABC Perth
Best New Talent on Local Radio (joint winners)
Andy Muirhead – 936 ABC Hobart
Ping Lo – 666 ABC Canberra
Marketing Campaign of the Year
Natalene Muscat & Felicity Greenland, 774 ABC Melbourne – ‘100% Pure Footy Finals’
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