Aotearoa’s broadcasting industry celebrated the best of the nation’s television achievements on March 1, 2022 with the announcement of the 2021 New Zealand Television Awards winners, with actor-writer-comedian Thomas Sainsbury hosting the online presentation due to Covid precautions making a public event impractical.
NZ On Air Best Drama Series | Creamerie | Bronwynn Bakker, Roseanne Liang, Perlina Lau, JJ Fong, Ally Xue, Tony Ayres | Kevin & Co and Flat 3 Productions (TVNZ 2) |
Best Factual Series 2021 | Fight for the Wild | Peter Young, Tracey Roe, Dave Hansford | Fisheye Films (RNZ) |
NZ On Air Best Documentary 2021 | LOIMATA, The Sweetest Tears | Anna Marbrook, Jim Marbrook, Dr Tamasailau Suaalii-Sauni, Dame Gaylene Preston | Anna Marbrook Productions (Māori Television) |
Best Original Reality Series 2021 | David Lomas Investigates S2 | David Lomas | Warner Bros. International Television Production New Zealand (Three) |
Best Format Reality Series 2021 | Match Fit - Series 01 | Bailey Mackey, Aaron Dolbel | Pango Productions Ltd (Three) |
Best Current Affairs Programme 2021 | The Hui | Annabelle Lee-Mather, Rewa Harriman, Mihingarangi Forbes, Philip Smith | Great Southern Television Ltd and Aotearoa Media Collective (Three) |
NZ On Air Best Children's Programme 2021 | Kiri and Lou | Fiona Copland | Stretch Ltd (TVNZ 2) |
Te Māngai Paho Best Māori Programme 2021 | The Hui | Annabelle Lee-Mather, Mihingarangi Forbes, Lillian Hanley, Philip Smith | Great Southern Television Limited and Aotearoa Media Collective (Three) |
Te Māngai Paho Best Reo Māori Programme 2021 | Rage Against the Rangatahi | Ngahuia Wade, Tina Wickliffe | Te Noni Ltd (Māori Television) |
NZ On Air Best Pasifika Programme 2021 | Untold Pacific History | Lisa Taouma, Tuki Laumea | Tikilounge Productions (RNZ) |
Best News Coverage 2021 | COVID19 Testing - Michael Morrah | Angus Gillies, Kim Hurring | Newshub (Three, Discovery) |
Best Sports Programme 2021 | All Access: Aaron Smith | Paora Ratahi, Mark Malaki-Williams, Jack Mugford, Ross Karl | Sky Sport (Sky) |
Best Live Event Coverage 2021 | Aotearoa Music Awards 2020 | John McDonald, Charlotte Hobson | (Three, Discovery) |
Best Comedy/Comedy Entertainment Programme 2021 | Wellington Paranormal Season 3 | Paul Yates, Jemaine Clement, Taika Waititi | New Zealand Documentary Board Ltd (TVNZ 2) |
Best Director Documentary / Factual 2021 | Natalie Malcon & Thomas Robins | Heaven and Hell - The Centrepoint Story | Warner Bros. International Television Production New Zealand (TVNZ 1) |
Screen Auckland Best Director Drama 2021 | Max Currie | Rūrangi | Autonomouse (Neon & NZME) |
Best Actress 2021 | Rima Te Wiata | The Tender Trap | Greenstone TV (TVNZ 1) |
Best Supporting Actress 2021 | Alison Bruce | The Gulf Season 2 | The Gulf Productions (Three) |
Best Actor 2021 | Joel Tobeck | Black Hands | Warner Bros. International Television Production New Zealand (TVNZ 1) |
Best Supporting Actor 2021 | Arlo Green | Rūrangi | Autonomouse (Neon & NZME) |
Reporter Of The Year 2021 | Michael Morrah | Newshub | (Three, Discovery) |
Best Presenter Entertainment 2021 | Hayley Sproull | Have You Been Paying Attention? | TVNZ (TVNZ 2) |
Best Presenter News And Current Affairs 2021 | Tova O'Brien | Newshub Nation | Newshub (Three, Discovery) |
New Zealand Television Legend Award brought to you by NZ On Screen | Ian Mune | ||
Television Personality of the Year 2021 | Nix Adams | Terei Tonight | Māori Television |
Best Editing: Documentary/Factual 2021 | Simon Coldrick | Six Angry Women | Kindred Films (TVNZ 1) |
Best Editing: Drama 2021 | Allanah Bazzard | Black Hands | Warner Bros. International Television Production New Zealand (TVNZ 1) |
Best Camerawork: Documentary/Factual 2021 | Phil Johnson | Emma | Stuff Circuit (Stuff) |
Best Director: Multi Camera 2021 | Wayne Leonard | 36th America's Cup Match 7 | America's Cup Events (Am. Cup website/YouTube) |
Best Cinematography: Drama 2021 | Dave Cameron NZCS ACS | Mystic | Libertine Pictures and Slim Film + Television (TVNZ 2) |
Best Contribution to a Soundtrack 2021 | Ben Sinclair, Ray Beentjes, Chris Sinclair, Steve Finnigan | Sounds, the | South Pacific Pictures / Shaftesbury (Neon) |
Images & Sound Best Original Score 2021 | Tom McLeod | Fight for the Wild | Fisheye Films (RNZ) |
Best Post Production Design 2021 | Paul Lear | Vegas | Greenstone TV, 10,000 Company & Steambox Film Collective (TVNZ 2) |
Best Production Design 2021 | Miro Harré | The Gulf Season 2 | The Gulf Productions (Three) |
Best Costume Design 2021 | Liz McGregor | The New Legends of Monkey | See-Saw Films and Jump Film & TV (Netflix) |
Best Makeup Design 2021 | Susie Glass | The New Legends of Monkey | See-Saw Films and Jump Film & TV (Netflix) |
Best Script: Comedy 2021 | Melanie Bracewell | Wellington Paranormal Ep 306 Fatberg | New Zealand Documentary Board (TVNZ 2) |
Best Script: Drama 2021 | Riwia Brown and Kathryn Burnett | The Tender Trap | Greenstone TV (TVNZ 1) |
Finalists Announcement
(Auckland - November 25, 2021) The New Zealand Television Awards are delighted to announce the 2021 finalists, with a total of 117 nominations from more than 530 entries across 37 judged categories.
Of this year's finalists, content screened on TVNZ 1 received a total of 28 nods, followed by content on Three with 26 nominations, TVNZ 2 with 18, Māori Television with nine, Prime with four, Sky with three, and Choice TV with one. Nominations for programmes whose primary platform is a digital or streaming service increased in 2021. Digital platforms represented among this year's finalists include Neon, TVNZ OnDemand, RNZ, Netflix, Stuff, YouTube, The Coconet TV and The Spinoff.
In the news and current affairs categories, 2020 Best News Coverage winner Newshub is up for five nominations this year, including two nods for Best Presenter: News & Current Affairs (Tova O'Brien and Patrick Gower), Reporter of the Year (Michael Morrah, winner of the category last year) and dual nominations in the Best News Coverage category. The Hui, produced by Great Southern Television for Three, is a finalist in four categories including Best Current Affairs Programme, Te Māngai Pāho Best Māori Programme and host Mihingarangi Forbes is nominated for both Reporter of the Year and Best Presenter: News & Current Affairs, the category she won last year. TVNZ has three nominations in the news and current affairs categories including Best Current Affairs Programme (Seven Sharp) and two nods in Best Presenter: News & Current Affairs (Jack Tame and Simon Dallow). Stuff Circuit also has three nominations including Reporter of the Year (Paula Penfold), Best Editing: Documentary/Factual (Toby Longbottom) and Best Camerawork: Documentary/Factual (Phil Johnson). Māori Television's Te Ao with Moana received two nominations including Best Current Affairs Programme and Te Māngai Pāho Best Māori Programme.
Also nominated for Te Māngai Paho Best Māori programme are Great Southern Television's RNZ documentary NZ Wars: Stories of Tainui, as well as the fourth series of 2019 category winner The Casketeers.
In the drama categories, Warner Bros NZ's Black Hands, the TVNZ primetime series chronicling the Bain family murders and adapted from the Stuff podcast of the same name, leads the nominations with a total of 10 nods including NZ On Air Best Drama Series, Screen Auckland Best Director Drama (David Stubbs), Best Actor (Joel Tobeck), Best Editing: Drama (Allanah Bazzard), Best Contribution to a Soundtrack (Ben Sinclair, Matt Stutter, Ray Beentjes, Steve Finnigan), Images & Sound Best Original Score (Karl Steven), Best Postproduction Design (Alana Cotton), Best Production Design (Nick Williams), Best Make-Up Design (Gabrielle Jones) and Best Script: Drama (Gavin Strawhan).
The Gulf, produced by Lippy Pictures and Screentime New Zealand along with Letterbox Filmproduktion (Germany), receives six nominations. The crime drama series aired on Three in New Zealand and is a finalist in: NZ On Air Best Drama Series, Best Supporting Actress (Alison Bruce), Best Production Design (Miro Harré), and double nods in both Best Editing: Drama (Eric de Beus and Gretchen Peterson) as well as in Best Cinematography: Drama (Dave Cameron NZCS, ACS and Rewa Harré).
Rounding out the NZ On Air Best Drama Series category are Creamerie and Rūrangi which are each up for four awards in total, while Vegas, Westside, The New Legends of Monkey and Mystic received multiple nominations in the performance and craft areas.
Winner of the 2020 NZ On Air Best Pasifika category Tikilounge Productions is nominated again in 2021 with two finalists in the category: Teine Sa: The Ancient Ones which screened on Prime and The Coconet TV, and the RNZ documentary Untold Pacific History. Also nominated in the category is Kingston Productions' Brutal Lives - Mo'ui Faingata'a for The Coconet TV, and Loimata: The Sweetest Tears, a feature documentary commissioned by Māori Television, which is also a finalist in NZ On Air Best Documentary and Best Director: Documentary (Anna Marbrook).
More than 20 years after the original Popstars series aired in Aotearoa, the series returned to TVNZ 2 in 2021 and is nominated for Best Original Reality Series alongside Workparty's Taranaki Hard and series 2 of Warner Bros NZ's David Lomas Investigates, both for Three. Pango Productions has two finalists in the Best Format Reality Series: National Treasures for TVNZ 1 and Match Fit for Three. Great Southern Television's The Apprentice Aotearoa (TVNZ 1) is also nominated in the category.
New Zealand Television Awards owners and producers Justine McKay and Andy Dowding of janda Productions say: This year's finalists are not just representative of the excellence within Aotearoa's television industry but also reflect the diversity of content and voices available to New Zealand viewers. We'd like to thank our event partners for their support of the Awards and look forward to coming together in the new year to celebrate the sector's achievements.
Finalists in the publicly voted Television Personality of the Year category and the 2021 Television Legend will be announced in the new year.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2021 New Zealand Television Awards gala has been postponed and winners will be announced on Tuesday 1 March, 2022 at a red carpet gala event held at Auckland's Shed 10. The ceremony will once again be hosted by actor-writer-comedian Thomas Sainsbury.
The 2021 New Zealand Television Awards finalists were:
NZ On Air Best Drama Series | ||
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Black Hands | Philippa Rennie, Robin Scholes, Tina Archibald | Warner Bros. International Television Production New Zealand (TVNZ 1) |
Rūrangi | Craig Gainsborough, Max Currie, Cole Meyers, Melissa Nickerson, Tweedie Waititi | Autonomouse (Neon & NZME) |
Creamerie | Bronwynn Bakker | Kevin & Co + Flat 3 (TVNZ 2) |
The Gulf - Season 2 | Paula Boock, Philly de Lacey, Christian Friedrichs, Katrin Goetter, Henning Kamm, Donna Malane | The Gulf Productions (Three) |
Best Factual Series | ||
Home, Land and Sea | Nicola Smith | Jack Media (Māori Television) |
Origins | Peter Bell, Tash Christie, Meg Douglas, Megan Tucker | Scottie Douglas Productions / Greenstone TV (TVNZ 1) |
Fight for the Wild | Peter Young, Tracy Roe, Dave Hansford | Fisheye Films (RNZ) |
NZ On Air Best Documentary | ||
Loimata: The Sweetest Tears | Anna Marbrook, Jim Marbrook, Dr. Tamasailau Suaalii-Sauni, Dame Gaylene Preston | Anna Marbrook Productions (Māori Television) |
Six Angry Women | Megan Jones, Jill Soper, Sam Blackley | Kindred Films (TVNZ 1) |
Heaven and Hell - The Centrepoint Story | Philippa Rennie, Natalie Malcon | Warner Bros. International Television Production New Zealand (TVNZ 1) |
Best Original Reality Series | ||
Popstars | Philly de Lacey, Tina McLaren, Jonathan Dowling, Tony Manson, Simon Fleming | Screentime New Zealand (TVNZ 2) |
Taranaki Hard | Charlotte Hobson, Ian Hart, Justin Hawkes | Workparty Ltd (Three) |
David Lomas Investigates – Series 2 | David Lomas | Warner Bros. International Television Production New Zealand (Three) |
Best Format Reality Series | ||
National Treasures - Series 1 | Bailey Mackey, Kimberley Hurley | Pango Productions (TVNZ 1) |
Match Fit - Series 1 | Bailey Mackey, Aaron Dolbel | Pango Productions (Three) |
The Apprentice Aotearoa | Jon Wild, Philip Smith | Great Southern Television Limited (TVNZ 1) |
Best Current Affairs Programme | ||
The Hui | Annabelle Lee-Mather, Rewa Harriman, Mihingarangi Forbes, Philip Smith | Great Southern Television Limited and Aotearoa Media Collective (Three) |
Te Ao with Moana | Hikurangi Kimiora Jackson, Moana Maniapoto, Colin McRae | Māori Television (Māori Television) |
Seven Sharp | Paul Moor | TVNZ (TVNZ 1) |
NZ On Air Best Children’s Programme | ||
Mystic | Richard Fletcher, Simon Crawford-Collins | Libertine Pictures and Slim Film + Television (TVNZ 2) |
The New Legends of Monkey | Rachel Gardner, Jamie Laurenson, Hakan Kousetta, Emile Sherman, Iain Canning, Robin Scholes, Peter Andrikidis | See-Saw Films and Jump Film & Television (Netflix) |
Kiri and Lou | Fiona Copland | Stretchy Ltd (TVNZ 2) |
Te Māngai Paho Best Māori Programme | ||
Te Ao with Moana | Hikurangi Kimiora Jackson, Moana Maniapoto, Colin McRae | Māori Television (Māori Television) |
The Casketeers - Series 4 | Mahanga Pihama, Annabelle Lee-Mather, Philip Smith | Great Southern Television Limited (TVNZ 1) |
NZ Wars: Stories of Tainui | Mahanga Pihama, Mihingarangi Forbes, Annabelle Lee-Mather, | Aotearoa Media Collective and Great Southern Television Limited (RNZ) |
The Hui | Annabelle Lee-Mather, Mihingarangi Forbes, Lillian Hanley, Philip Smith | Great Southern Television Limited and Aotearoa Media Collective (Three) |
Te Māngai Paho Best Reo Māori Programme | ||
Te Rongo Toa | Amanda Jones, Mana Epiha | Faultline Films (Māori Television) |
Waka Huia | Whatanui Flavell, Meg Douglas | Scottie Douglas Productions (TVNZ 1) |
Rage Against the Rangatahi MMXX | Ngahuia Wade, Tina Wickliffe | Te Noni Ltd (Māori Television) |
NZ On Air Best Pasifika Programme | ||
Teine Sa: The Ancient One | Lisa Taouma, Maria Tanner, Karin Williams | Tikilounge Productions (Prime, Neon, The Coconet TV) |
Untold Pacific History | Lisa Taouma | Tikilounge Productions (RNZ) |
Loimata: The Sweetest Tears | Anna Marbrook, Jim Marbrook, Dr. Tamasailau Suaalii-Sauni, Dame Gaylene Preston | Anna Marbrook Productions (Māori Television) |
Brutal Lives - Mo'ui Faingata'a | Sandra Kailahi | Kingston Productions Ltd (The Coconet TV) |
Best News Coverage | ||
Newshub Leaders Debate - Jacinda Ardern v Judith Collins | Decision 2020 | Todd Symons, Sarah Bristow, Darryn Fouhy, Maryanne Ahern, Zac Fleming | Discovery (Three) |
COVID-19 Testing - Michael Morrah | Angus Gillies, Kim Hurring | Discovery (Three) |
1 News - NZ Election 2020 | Jessica Mutch McKay | TVNZ (TVNZ 1) |
Best Sports Programme | ||
Scratched: Aotearoa’s Lost Sporting Legends – Series 2 | Amber Easby, Natalie Wilson, Duncan Greive, Scotty Stevenson, Madeleine Chapman, Eddy Fifield | Hex Work Productions (The Spinoff) |
Reforging the Steelers | Ra Pomare | RugbyPass, Sky Sport (Sky) |
All Access: Aaron Smith | Paora Ratahi, Mark Malaki-Williams, Jack Mugford, Ross Karl | Sky Sport (Sky) |
Best Live Event Coverage | ||
Auckland Dawn Service 2021 | Sean Murphy, Wayne Leonard | Māori Television |
Aotearoa Music Awards 2020 | John McDonald, Charlotte Hobson | Discovery (Three) |
36th America’s Cup Match Day 7 | Leon Sefton | America’s Cup Events (Am. Cup website/YouTube) |
Best Comedy/Comedy Entertainment Programme | ||
Wellington Paranormal - Season 3 | Paul Yates, Jemaine Clement, Taika Waititi | New Zealand Documentary Board Ltd. (TVNZ 2) |
Educators - Series 2 | Rachel Jean, Kelly Martin, Andrew Szusterman, Sally Campbell | South Pacific Pictures (TVNZ OnDemand) |
Talkback | Mike Minogue, Jason Hoyte, Alexander Borgers | All Talk Productions and Righto Productions (TVNZ OnDemand) |
Best Director Documentary / Factual | ||
Anna Marbrook | Loimata: The Sweetest Tears | Anna Marbrook Productions (Māori Television) |
Irene Chapple | The Eruption: Stories of Survival | Pencil Productions (Three) |
Natalie Malcon & Thomas Robins | Heaven and Hell - The Centrepoint Story | Warner Bros. International Television Production New Zealand (TVNZ 1) |
Screen Auckland Best Director Drama | ||
David Stubbs | Black Hands | Warner Bros. International Television Production New Zealand (TVNZ 1) |
Peter Salmon | INSiDE | Luminous Beast (Prime, Neon) |
Roseanne Liang | Creamerie | Kevin & Co + Flat 3 (TVNZ 2) |
Max Currie | Rūrangi | Autonomouse (Neon & NZME) |
Best Actress | ||
Antonia Prebble | Westside - Series 6 | South Pacific Pictures (Three) |
Rima Te Wiata | The Tender Trap | Greenstone TV (TVNZ 1) |
Grace Palmer | Good Grief | Brown Sugar Apple Grunt Productions Ltd (TVNZ OnDemand) |
Best Supporting Actress | ||
Alison Bruce | The Gulf - Season 2 | The Gulf Productions (Three) |
Kura Forrester | Educators - Series 2 | South Pacific Pictures (TVNZ OnDemand) |
Sophie Hambleton | Westside - Series 6 | South Pacific Pictures (Three) |
Best Actor | ||
Elz Carrad | Rūrangi | Autonomouse (Neon & NZME) |
Eds Eramiha | Vegas | Greenstone TV / 10,000 Co and Steambox Film Collective (TVNZ 2) |
Joel Tobeck | Black Hands | Warner Bros. International Television Production New Zealand (TVNZ 1) |
Best Supporting Actor | ||
Rick Donald | Educators - Series 2 | South Pacific Pictures (TVNZ OnDemand) |
Arlo Green | Rūrangi | Autonomouse (Neon & NZME) |
Dahnu Graham | Vegas | Greenstone TV / 10,000 Co and Steambox Film Collective (TVNZ 2) |
Reporter of the Year | ||
Mihingarangi Forbes | The Hui | Great Southern Television Limited and Aotearoa Media Collective (Three) |
Michael Morrah | Newshub (Three) | |
Paula Penfold | Stuff Circuit (Stuff) | |
Best Presenter Entertainment | ||
Anika Moa | Anika Moa Reunited | Rogue Productions (TVNZ OnDemand) |
James McOnie | The Crowd Goes Wild | Sky Sport (Prime) |
Hayley Sproull | Have You Been Paying Attention? | TVNZ (TVNZ 2) |
Best Presenter News and Current Affairs | ||
Jack Tame | Q & A with Jack Tame | TVNZ (TVNZ 1) |
Tova O'Brien | Newshub Nation | Discovery (Three) |
Patrick Gower | Newshub | Discovery (Three) |
Simon Dallow | 1 News | TVNZ (TVNZ 1) |
Mihingarangi Forbes | The Hui | Great Southern Television Limited and Aotearoa Media Collective (Three) |
Best Editing: Documentary/Factual | ||
Bryan Shaw | Origins | Scottie Douglas Productions / Greenstone TV (TVNZ 1) |
Toby Longbottom | Deleted | Stuff Circuit (Stuff) |
Simon Coldrick | Six Angry Women | Kindred Films (TVNZ 1) |
Best Editing: Drama | ||
Allanah Bazzard | Black Hands | Warner Bros. International Television Production New Zealand (TVNZ 1) |
Eric de Beus | The Gulf - Season 2 | The Gulf Productions (Three) |
Gretchen Peterson | The Gulf - Season 2 | The Gulf Productions (Three) |
Best Camerawork: Documentary/Factual | ||
Mike Single | Colours of China | Making Movies (Choice TV) |
Peter Young | Fight for the Wild | Fisheye Films (RNZ) |
Phil Johnson | Emma | Stuff Circuit (Stuff) |
Best Director: Multi Camera | ||
Matt Barrett | Battle of Jacks Ridge | Sky Sport (Sky) |
Wayne Leonard | 36th America’s Cup Match | America’s Cup Events (Am. Cup website/YouTube) |
Nigel Carpenter | Aotearoa Music Awards 2020 | Discovery (Three) |
Best Cinematography: Drama | ||
Marty Smith | Creamerie | Kevin & Co + Flat 3 (TVNZ 2) |
Dave Cameron NZCS ACS | The Gulf - Season 2 | The Gulf Productions (Three) |
Rewa Harré | The Gulf - Season 2 | The Gulf Productions (Three) |
Dave Cameron | Mystic | Libertine Pictures and Slim Film + Television (TVNZ 2) |
Best Contribution to a Soundtrack | ||
Ben Sinclair, Ray Beentjes, Chris Sinclair, Steve Finnigan | The Sounds | South Pacific Pictures / Shaftesbury (Neon) |
Ben Sinclair, Matt Stutter, Ray Beentjes, Steve Finnigan | Black Hands | Warner Bros. International Television Production New Zealand (TVNZ 1) |
Brendon Morrow, Greg Junovich, Jordan Smith, Gareth Van Niekerk | Six Angry Women | Kindred Films (TVNZ 1) |
Images & Sound Best Original Score | ||
Rhian Sheehan | The Sounds | South Pacific Pictures / Shaftesbury (Neon) |
Tom McLeod | Fight for the Wild | Fisheye Films (RNZ) |
Karl Steven | Black Hands | Warner Bros. International Television Production New Zealand (TVNZ 1) |
Best Postproduction Design | ||
Paul Lear | Vegas | Greenstone TV / 10,000 Co and Steambox Film Collective (TVNZ 2) |
Alana Cotton | Black Hands | Warner Bros. International Television Production New Zealand (TVNZ 1) |
Aaron Clarke & Carl Budden | Heaven and Hell - The Centrepoint Story | Warner Bros. International Television Production New Zealand (TVNZ 1) |
Best Production Design | ||
Nick Williams | Black Hands | Warner Bros. International Television Production New Zealand (TVNZ 1) |
Adam Wheatley | Wellington Paranormal - Season 3 | New Zealand Documentary Board (TVNZ 2) |
Miro Harré | The Gulf - Season 2 | The Gulf Productions (Three) |
Brett Schwieters & Riria Lee | Vegas | Greenstone TV, 10,000 Company & Steambox Film Collective (TVNZ 2) |
Best Costume Design | ||
Te Ura Taripo-Hoskins | Vegas | Greenstone TV, 10,000 Company & Steambox Film Collective (TVNZ 2) |
Tania Klouwens | Westside - Series 6 | South Pacific Pictures (Three) |
Liz McGregor | The New Legends of Monkey | See-Saw Films and Jump Film & Television (Netflix) |
Best Makeup Design | ||
Susie Glass | The New Legends of Monkey | See-Saw Films and Jump Film & Television (Netflix) |
Gabrielle Jones | Black Hands | Warner Bros. International Television Production New Zealand (TVNZ 1) |
Kevin Dufty | Westside - Series 6 | South Pacific Pictures (Three) |
Best Script: Comedy | ||
Shoshana McCallum and Roseanne Liang | Creamerie | Kevin & Co + Flat 3 (TVNZ 2) |
Jemaine Clement | Wellington Paranormal - Ep302 “Te Maero” | New Zealand Documentary Board (TVNZ 2) |
Melanie Bracewell | Wellington Paranormal - Ep 306 “Fatberg” | New Zealand Documentary Board (TVNZ 2) |
Best Script: Drama | ||
Gavin Strawhan | Black Hands | Warner Bros. International Television Production New Zealand (TVNZ 1) |
Riwia Brown and Kathryn Burnett | The Tender Trap | Greenstone TV (TVNZ 1) |
Shoshana McCallum | INSiDE | Luminous Beast (Prime, Neon) |
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