| Awarded 30th November, 2017 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| New Zealand On Air Best Drama Series | 800 Words 2 | Chris Bailey, Kelly Martin, James Griffin, John Holmes & Julie McGauran | South Pacific Pictures & Seven Productions (TVNZ1) |
| Images & Sound Best Feature Drama | Jean | Paula Boock & Donna Malane | Lippy Pictures (TVNZ1) |
| New Zealand On Air Best Factual Series | Why Am I?: The Science of Us | Paul Casserly, Mark McNeill & Irena Dol | Razor Films (TVNZ1) |
| New Zealand On Air Best Documentary | Making Good Men | Te Amokura Productions (Prime) | |
| Best Reality Series | Songs from the Inside III Christchurch | Julian Arahanga & Maramena Roderick | Awa Films (Maori Television) |
| Best Lifestyle Programme | Kasey and Karena's Kitchen Diplomacy | Darryl McEwen | Imagination Television (TVNZ1) |
| Best Current Affairs Programme | The Politician, The Police and The Payout, 20 June 2017 | Melanie Reid, Mark Jennings, Paul Enticott & Tim Murphy | newsroom.co.nz |
| New Zealand On Air Best Web Series | Loading Docs | Notable Pictures (loadingdocs.net, TVNZ On Demand, Vimeo) | |
| Planet Fun Best Children's Programme | Terry Teo | Luke Sharpe & Gerard Johnstone | Semi-Professional Pictures (TVNZ2) |
| Te Māngai Pāho Best Māori Programme | The Hui | Annabelle Lee, Adrian Stevanon & Mihingarangi Forbes | Great Southern Film and Television (Three) |
| Best Pasifika Programme | #TalesOfTime- The Coconet TV | Tuki Laumea & Lisa Taouma | Tikilounge Productions (www.thecoconet.tv/) |
| Best News Coverage | Kaikoura Earthquake | Newshub Team | Three |
| Best Sports Programme | Shaun Johnson: Across The Mekong | Gareth Thorne, Kerry Russell, Mark Malaki-Williams, Dean Pooley & Brian Hitchcock | SKY TV |
| Best Live Event Coverage | International Rugby: All Blacks vs British & Irish Lions 1st Test | Brian Hitchcock, Dean Pooley, Marcus Kennedy & Gavin Service | SKY TV |
| Best Comedy or Comedy Entertainment Programme | 7 Days | Rob Brown, thedownlowconcept, Jon Bridges, John McDonald | MediaWorks (Three) |
| Best Director: Documentary or Factual | Mitchell Hawkes | Sunday Born This Way: Awa's Story | Ruckus (TVNZ1) |
| Best Director: Drama | Robert Sarkies | Jean | Lippy Pictures (TVNZ1) |
| Best Director: Multi Camera | Mitchell Hawkes | Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards 2016 | MediaWorks (Three) |
| Best Script: Comedy | Millen Baird & John Argall | Darryl: An Outward Bound Story | Brown Sugar Apple Grunt Productions (TVNZ OnDemand) |
| Best Script: Drama | Paula Boock & Donna Malane | Jean | Lippy Pictures (TVNZ1) |
| Godfrey Hirst Best Actress | Kate Elliott | Jean | Lippy Pictures (TVNZ1) |
| Selaks Taste Collection Best Actor | Dean O'Gorman | Hillary | Great Southern Film and Television (TVNZ1) |
| SKYCITY Best Presenter: Entertainment | The Topp Twins - Jools & Lynda Topp | Topp Country Season Two | Diva Productions (TVNZ1) |
| Woman's Day Television Personality Of The Year | Toni Street | TVNZ | |
| Best Presenter: News and Current Affairs | Mike McRoberts | Newshub Live at 6pm | MediaWorks (Three) |
| TV Legend | John Barnett | ||
| Craft Awards 8 November, 2017 | |||
| Qantas Best Scheduled News Programme | 3 News | ||
| Best Editing: Documentary or Factual | Justin Hawkes | Born This Way: Awa's Story | Ruckus |
| Best Editing: Drama | Peter Roberts | Jean | Lippy Pictures |
| Best Camerawork: Documentary or Factual | Bevan Crothers | Born This Way: Awa's Story | Ruckus |
| Imagezone Best Cinematography: Drama | Ginny Loane | Jean | Lippy Pictures |
| Best Contribution to a Soundtrack | Chris Burt | Jean | Lippy Pictures |
| Images & Sound Best Original Score | Peter Hobbs | Jean | Lippy Pictures |
| Best Post Production Design | Peter McCully | Jean | Lippy Pictures |
| Best Art Direction or Production Design | Mark Robins | Jean | Lippy Pictures |
| Best Costume Design | Kirsty Cameron | Jean | Lippy Pictures |
| Best Make-up Design | Susie Glass | Jean | Lippy Pictures |
In recognition that New Zealand Television Awards had not been held for a number of years, eligibility covered a two-year period from 1 July 2015 to 30 June 2017.