2007 /2008

• Album of the Year – Marshall And The Fro – “Marshall And The Fro”
• Song of the Year – Renae Murry – “With You”
• Female Vocal – Renae Murry – “With You”
• Male Vocal – Engine Three Seven – “Over Capacity”
• Production/Engineering – Gust of Gravity – “The Figure, The Ghost”
• New Emerging Tallent – The Witness – “11th Hour”
• Youth – Daniel Pinkerton – “Battle of Righteousness”
• Music for Children – Joe Landers – “Danger Danger Velosoraptor”
• Adult/Contempory – Mish – “In Love with love”
• Accoustic/Ballad – Waz Porter – “On That Bridge”
• World/Reggae – Tarshito – “Zaz”
• Folk – Paul Bonner Jones – “Light Horses”
• Blues – Dennis Gale (RIP) – “Coo Coo”
• Country – Rob Burce – “Southern Lights”
• Devotional – Savannah Regan – “Youth Day”
• Protest – Camilla Warner – “Cement Trees”
• Jazz – Varry Ferrier – “The Big One”
• Pop – Renae Murry – “With You”
• Rock – Engine Three Seven – “Easy Graceful Decent”
• Metal/Alternative – Engine Three Seven – “Easy Graceful Decent”
• Electronic/Dance – SnM – “PsycoX”
• Chill/Ambient – The Witness – “11th Hour”

2005 / 2006

• Album of the Year – Felicity Burdett & The Love Bus – “Going With The Flow”
• Song of the Year – Mikel Johnson – “These Days”
• New Recording Talent – Felicity Burdett & The Love Bus – “Oceanheart”
• Female Vocal – Imogen Wolf – “Coming Round”
• Male Vocal – Invisible Friend – “Keep Going”
• Instrumental – Dale Willis – “Scatterfingers”
• Rock – Brittle FEX – “Bleed For Me”
• Promotional Artwork/Website –Fran Flynn – “Scarlett Affection Promotional Package”
• Pop – Kimberly Walton & Lincoln Turner – “Know Me Too Well”
• Country – Romaniacs – “Rainbow Man”
• Folk – Mal Goodsmith – “Popular View”
• Jazz – Gary Marks – “HornsHorns”
• Blues – Mal Goodsmith – “Natural Groove”
• Funk/hip hop – Invisible Friend – “Sharp Man”
• Electronica/Techno/Ambient – Dubmestix – “Water Rockers”
• Gospel/devotional –Tarshito – “Mashala”
• World/Reggae – Razorjazz – “Aroha”
• Music for Children – Steve Johns – “Cause Im a tree Frog”
• Protest/Environmental Message – Rudy Morabito – “Vintage Pram”
• Youth – Brittle FEX – “Hello Sun Goodbye Rain”
• Production/Engineering – Invisible Friend – “Cosmic Breakdown”

2004

• Female Vocal – Callee Mann & Dave Drinkwater – “Awesome Silence”
• Male Vocal – Ben Taylor & Trey Vittoe – “Glorious Day”
• Rock – Ben Taylor & Trey Vittoe – “License To Breakdown”
• Promotional Artwork/Website – Slim Pickens – “Cactus-CD Cover”
• Pop – Ry Cuming – “Life Goes On”
• Country – David Reeve & Ivan Hexter – “Heart Of The Country”
• Folk – The Hottentots/Carl Cleves – “The Bethlemhem Bell Ringer”
• Jazz – Steve Russell – “A Ticket Out O' Here”
• Blues – Steve McLeod & Ross Mutton [Don't Go There
• Funk/hip hop – Shelly Hughes – “Beautiful Day”
• Techno – Morphonik – “Shut Down 101”
• Gospel/devotional – Rachel Zinmann-Jeannes – “Om Shanti Peace”
• World/Reggae – Kamal Engels– “Tribal Trance Dance”
• Experimental/Avant Garde – Max Ryan & Ceis Pearce – “Evening Storm”
• Music for Children – David Reeve & Nicholas Coffey – “Country Dreams”
• Song of the Year – Ry Cuming – “Life Goes On”
• Album of the Year – Steve Russell – “When The Light Comes”
• Ambient/New Age – Kamal Engels– “The Yearning”
• Protest/Environmental Message – The Waz Porter Band – “Violent Spring”
• Youth – Callee Mann & Dave Drinkwater – “Awesome Silence”
• Adult Contemporary – Andrew Cox – “Cold Rain”
• New Recording Talent – Scarlett Affection – “Pianoman”
• Production/Engineering – David Reeve & David Highet [Precious Things
• Video/DVD Production – Sahaj-Free Range Media – “Body Parts”
• Film/Video/DVD Soundtrack – Andrew Richards – “The Man Who Stole My Mothers Face”
• Poetry/Spokenword – Max Ryan – “Merry Go Round”
• Comedy – David Reeve – “I Feel Lucky Today”
• Instrumental – Gutopa – “Pelican Glide”

2002

• Female Vocal – Ava Belle – “Some Day”
• Male Vocal – Brian Martin – “Hey Yuma”
• Rock – Omni – “Sick”
• Pop – Ava Belle – “Some Day”
• Country – Samantha McClymont – “You've Got Her”
• Folk – Japetus – “Angel”
• Jazz – Zia Moreau/Chris Gibbons/Ben Rosen – “Phased Out”
• Blues – Steve McLeod – “Loved Me Like Nobody Else”
• Funk/hip hop – Styalz & Esskay – “Elevate”
• Techno/Dance – Sam Crawford – “Goodbye Remix”
• Gospel/Devotional – Gyan McDonald/John Sweeny/Voices Of Gaia – “Weave Your Web”
• World – Bhakta & Disha – “India All Over”
• Indigenous – Mereki/Gemma Matthews – “Dolly”
• Instrumental – Bruce McNichol – “Pink Nigun”
• Experimental/Avant Garde – Greg Burke – “Bubbles”
• Music for Children – Simon,Shirley & Jessica – “I've Got Legs”
• Song of the Year – Carola Christian – “All About This”
• Album of the Year – Dirt Girl – “Dirt Girl World”
• Ambient/New Age – Mark Walden – “Mr Ducel”
• Environmental Message Song – Greg Champion – “Listenin' To The Earthbeat”
• Youth – Styalz & Esskay – “Elevate”
• Reggae – Radio Jupiter – “Economy Crawls”
• Adult Contemporary – Ava Belle – “Some Day”
• New Recording Talent – Billy – “Planting Seeds”
• Production/Engineering – The Universal Egg – “Nameless In Beauty”
• Promotional Artwork – Nyree McKenzie/Tom Misner – “Green Shed Sessions Vol.1”
• Video Production – Andrew D Lyons – “Heisenburg”
• Comedy – Enrgy – “Tits 'n' Arse”
• Poetry/Spokenword – Max Ryan/Cleis Pearce – “A White Cow”

2001

• Female Vocal – Susanna Carmen – “Shade of Blue”
• Male Vocal – Robert Mackerras & Paul Agar(Angry Penguins) – “The Familiar Dream”
• Metal – New Machine – “Covered With Paint”
• Rock/Grunge – Luke Vassella – “Love Come Quickly”
• Pop – David Braid – “Don't Go Back To London”
• Country – Luke Vassella – “The Bright Side of Love”
• Folk – The Hottentots – “Graceful”
• Instrumental – Phil Levy – “Paso Fino”
• Blues – Mal Stekhoven-Smith – “All The Same”
• Funk/hip hop – Sam Crawford – “Air Fire”
• Techno/Dance – Sam Crawford, 'The Prodjuicer' – “Higher Resolution”
• Gospel/devotional – Luke Vassella – “New Again”
• World/Indigenous/Reggae – Marcelle Townsend-Cross – “Mirror”
• Experimental/Avant Garde – Sam Crawford – “Cops Smoke Pot”
• Music for Children – Melanie Dolinski/The Jelly Jam – “Star Baby”
• Song of the Year – Ava Belle – “Know You Well”
• Album of the Year – Jodi Martin – “Water + Wood”
• Ambient/New Age – Kamal Engels – “Enchanted World”
• Environmental Message – Chris Fisher – “Wai:Bal”
• Youth – Katrina Wicks – “Waiting 4 My Angel”
• Adult Contemporary – Carl Cleves/The Hottentots – “Back In Byron Bay”
• New Recording Talent – David Braid – “Lead Balloon”
• Production/Engineering – Kamal Engels – “Baby Baby”

2000

• Female Vocal – Manuhiri – “Ehine”
• Male Vocal – Dean Jones – “Somebody Shout”
• Metal – Nathan Cave – “Features Of Riot”
• Rock/Grunge – Alicia Charleston – “Blow Up Doll”
• Pop – Ava Belle – “Enemy”
• Country – Nick Freedman – “For The Record”
• Folk – Felicity Clifton – “Falling”
• Blues – Jacqueline M. Stander – “Old Woman Blues”
• Jazz – Sue Cantle – “Swimming In The Deep End”
• Funk/hip hop – Nathan Kaye & The Dreamseeds – “The Shift”
• Techno – Ava Belle – “Burn Baby Burn”
• World/Indigenous/Reggae – Manuhiri – “Ehine”
• Experimental/Avant Garde – Nathanial Harding-Brown – “Mr. Brown”
• Music for Children – Mereki & Gemma Matthews – “The World Needs Parks”
• Song of the Year – Enrgy (Nik & Stu Young) – “Remember Love”
• Album of the Year – Bentmettle – “Thru Snake Eyes”
• Ambient/New Age – Japetus – “Starlite”
• Youth – Fionn Quinlan (Swanky Dee) – “Kindy”
• Adult Contemporary – Sue Cantle – “Swimming In the Deep End”
• New Recording Talent – Sue Cantle – “Swimming In The Deep End”
• Production/Engineering – Anthony Lyncenko/Christian Pyle – “The Vision Splender”
• Video Production – Teresa Biscoe(Choral Spawn) – “Doctor”
• Instrumental – Mal Stekhoven-Smith – “Our Place”
• Promotional Artwork – Japetus – “Jesus Christ Superstar-Poster”

1999

• Female Vocal – Miranda Barnett – “Ye'sor'”
• Male Vocal – Luke Vassella – “Where Has The Soul Gone”
• Instrumental – Andrew Dahlsen – “Alexandrias Theme”
• Rock/Grunge – Charlie Dlask – “Fuckwit Magnet”
• Pop – Andrew Dahlsen – “Azura Blue”
• Country – Brenden Smoother – “Fool In Love”
• Folk – John Glenn – “Obvious”
• Blues – Deidi Vine – “In The Beginning”
• Electronica – David Brammah – “Macro”
• Music for Children – Ken Lambeth [The Koala Song
• Song of the Year – Chris Fisher/Col Roberts – “Bundjalung”
• Album of the Year – Miranda Barnett – “Miranda”
• Ambient – Chris James – “AION”
• Environmental Message – Lee Smith/Spirit – “Sizzle”
• Youth – Marisa Jessup – “Pleasure”
• Adult Contemporary – Brooke McClymont – “Woolworths Song”
• World – Carl Cleves/The Hottentots – “Mabo”
• New Recording Talent – Deidi Vine – “Dying To Live”
• Production/Engineering – Richard Herzceg
• Contribution to the Industry – Marge Graham
• Best Venue – The Gollan Hotel

1998

• Female Vocal – Jacqui Howarth – “Be”
• Male Vocal – Martin Worrall – “Desire”
• Rock/Grunge – Lee Smith/Spirit – “Thank”
• Pop – Scott Aplin – “Desire”
• Country – Brendan Smoother – “Inspiration”
• Folk – Dennis 'Dingo' Dryden – “Grandma's Place”
• Jazz – John Spencer – “Prince Street Stop”
• Blues – Tightrope – “Save Yourself”
• Funk/hip hop – ENRGY – “Rings of Confusion”
• Techno – David Brammah – “Static Apple”
• Instrumental – Andrew Dahlsen – “Endless”
• Experimental/Avant Garde – David Brammah – “Mr Mercury's Celebration”
• Music for Children – Michael Brereton – “Cloudy”
• Song of the Year – Dexter Moore – “Art of Love”
• Album of the Year – Hottentot Party – “The Voice of the Year”
• Ambient/New Age – Kamal M Engels – “Shakuhaji Tales”
• Environmental Message Song – ENRGY – “Jabiluka”
• Youth – Marissa Jessup – “Pariah”
• Adult Contemporary – Jo Jo Smith – “Friend to Friend”
• New Recording Talent – Tahnja Clarke – “Angels Among Us”
• Production/Engineering – Stuart Kent/Mudskipper – “Useless”
• Gospel/devotional – Deidi Vine – “He is Risen”
• World/Indigenous/Reggae – Curried Grooves – “Marimbaku”
• Goori Achievement Award – Living Waters
• Youth Encouragement Award – Spirit
• Promotional Artwork – Adrian Nelson – “Infinite Sky”
• Video Production – Defect ('Lumberjack'
• Best Venue – The Rails

1997

• Female Vocal – Diana Ah Naid
• Male Vocal – Andrew Cox
• Rock – Freaks of Nature – “Seed from the Stars”
• Rock/Grunge – Defect – “No Known Cause”
• Pop – Diana Ah Naid – “I Go Off”
• Country – Elizabeth Lord and Leigh James – “The Light”
• Folk – Hottentot Party – “Zeco”
• Funk/hip hop – Mika Woolibrush/Yvon Mounier – “Swamp”
• Techno – David Brammah – “Purple Boulevarde”
• Song of the Year – Jodi Martin – “When it Wants to Rain”
• Environmental Message Song – Michael Pelmore – “Treemendous”
• Adult Contemporary – Cox/Lachish – “Ravens Cross”
• New Recording Talent – Diana Ah Naid – “I Go Off”
• Video Production – Servitude – “Supergirl”
• Blues – Ross Ward
• Gospel/devotional – Elizabeth Lord and Leigh James – “Make Peace”
• World/Indigenous/Reggae – Yvon Mounier – “Barefoot Dancing on Ayers Rock”
• Experimental/Avant Garde – David Brammah – “Is That What The”
• Music for Children – Michael Pelmore
• Album of the Year – Dexter Moore – “Swings and Roundabouts”
• Ambient/New Age – Kamal Engels (song not indicated)
• Youth – Defect – “Pits of Obin' or 'No Known Cause”
• Production/Engineering – Spliffmasters – “Spliffmasters”
• Contribution to the Industry – Bruce Vickery
• Best Venue – The Rails, Byron Bay

1996

• Female Vocal –Elizabeth Lord
• Male Vocal –Guy Delandro
• Rock –Jason Hall – “Yearn”
• Pop – Rik Cole – “Sweet Vision”
• Country – Colin Searle – “Here In Love”
• Folk – Seagull – “Meet you on a Mountain”
• Jazz – Jim Kelly – “Tucki Tucki That's Where”
• Blues – Chris Prentice – “What Am I gonna do Lord”
• Funk – Kaleidavibe – “Never To Go”
• Song of the Year – Tim Sheumack – “Don't Like You”
• Adult Contemporary – Andrew Hegedus – “She Just Walked”
• Techno – Nick Taylor/Jeh – “Creatures”
• Gospel/devotional – Gyan McDonald – “Heart Mother Crone”
• World/Indigenous/Reggae – Parissa Bouas – “Turn the Black Tide”
• Instrumental – C Pearce, S Berry, G Sheehan ('Five White Petals)
• Experimental/Avant Garde – Colin Black – “118,120,122”
• Music for Children – Shearwater Primary School – “This Southern Sky”
• Album of the Year – Coolangubra
• Ambient/New Age – Guy Delandro/David Scotland – “The Ghosts of Scotland”
• Environmental Message Song – Lucinda Dreaming/Carlos Angeles – “Sanctuary”
• Youth – David Patino – “Reach”
• New Recording Talent – Bentmettle – “Naked Nation”
• Production/Engineering – Guy Delandro – “The Great Ride”
• Promotional Artwork – Mr Plow – “How Now”
• Video Production – Kirste Grant – “Blamefree”
• Outstanding Contribution – Laurie Franks

1995

• Female Vocal – Lyne Davis
• Male Vocal – Phil Barton
• Rock – Grinspoon – “Sick Fest”
• Pop – Leigh James – “Heartline”
• Country – Greg Gardner – “Steel on Wheels”
• Folk – Don Ruttan – “Goddess”
• Jazz – Jim Kelly – “Birds I View”
• Song of the Year – Greg Gardner – “Steel on Wheels”
• Album of the Year – Greg Gardner – “Steel on Wheels”
• Adult Contemporary – Gyan McDonald and Los Bobos Cosmicos – “Rose Coloured Glasses”
• Video Production – Sam Howden (Grinspoon 'Sick Fest')
• Blues – Barry Ferrier – “Perfect Love”
• Funk – Echidna – “Freedom”
• Techno – Sean Candy and Nick Taylor – “Buzz Bug”
• Spiritual – Jalalo – “War Against Life”
• World/Reggae – Nicolette Boaz and Ric Cole – “Trance India”
• Instrumental – Geoff Andrew – “Cattle Truck”
• Music for Children – Michael Pelmore – “Five More Minutes”
• Environmental Message Song – Ayla Garlick, Carmen Pearson, Ross Pepper – “Gaia rap”
• Youth – Leesa Gentz – “Staring at the Walls”
• New Recording Talent – Stephenie Grant – “My Old Friend”
• Sound Engineering – Dave Highet – “Steel on Wheels”
• Production – Dave Highet/The Bourkenbacks – “Deadly Flash”
• Musicianship – Cassi Moreau

1994

• Song of the Year – Cartoon – “River”
• Female Vocal – Morika Elek
• Male Vocal – Johnny Amobi – “Mission”
• Rock – Gumption – “Instigating Hazey”
• Metal – Risky Business – “Crying Out”
• Pop – T.J. (Thomas J.) – “Holiday”
• Country – Michael Willis and Bourkenbacks – “If He Sees Me With You”
• Folk – Neil Pike and Pagan Love Cult – “Oasis”
• Jazz – Jim Kelly
• Best Live Act – Hi Home I'm Honey
• Blues – Barry Ferrier – “Angel Blues”
• Dance – Adam Bowen – “So Hard”
• Indigenous/World – Priyo – “Mosamba”
• Instrumental – Colin Black – “Journey out of Egypt”
• Music for Children – Lydia Storey – “Feelings”
• Album of the Year – Hottentot Party – “A Small World”
• New Age – Evan Sun/Yvon Mounier/Tarshito
• Environmental Message Song – Jo Jo Smith – “Byron Lament”
• Adult Contemporary – Tony Evans – “Feel the Heat”
• New Talent – Gumption – “Instigating Hazey”
• Best Engineered Track – Dave Highett (Chris Fisher 'Green Hearts')
• Best Production – Amobi, Ancedy, Vlothe – “Winters Dream”
• Music Video – Cartoon – “I Can Never Find the Time”
• Acapella – Chris James – “Rainforest”
• Outstanding Contribution – Peter Jaggle (Young Drums)
• Best Venue – Hotel Brunswick
• Home demo – Evan Sun – “No Limit To My Love”
• Ballad – Elizabeth Lord – “Find The Way”
• Music and Technology – Nicolete Boas
• Comedy – Kerith Power – “Dungarubba Prawn Night”

1993

• Female Vocal – Donna Cashin
• Male Vocal – Chris Fisher
• Rock – Lee Simons and Dave Fitzpatrick – “Double Trouble”
• Pop – Alistair Ford – “Take you Anywhere”
• Country – Chris Fisher – “This country”
• Folk – Don Ruttan – “Elves Dance”
• Jazz – Jim Kelly – “Quirky”
• Blues – Johnny Gray – “Tweed Heads Jail”
• Funk/dance – Mutation Parlour – “Jam the Machine”
• Devotional – Friedemann Wieland – “Present Moment, Beautiful Moment”
• Indigenous/World – River – “We are One”
• Instrumental – Sam Hawksley – “The Knowing Look”
• Music for Children – Jane Armstrong – “Edwood Woodward” / Nicolete Boas and Wendy Simpson – “Lullaby”
• Song of the Year – Cheyne Gelagin – “Buzz Aldrin”
• Album Recording – Eye to Eye – “Storm Brewin'”
• Ambient Music – Tarshito – “Blue”
• Environmental Message Song – Chris Fisher – “Part of the Solution”
• New Talent – Rapture
• Song Engineering – David Highett
• Song Production – Tarshito – “Playing in the Rainbow”
• Music Video – Brian Wappet – “Get Started”
• Acapella – Barry Ferrier – “Bourke Street Blues”
• Acoustic Music – Carl Cleves, Parissa Boas and Sakaki – “Sharpening the Knife”
• Outstanding Contribution – Mike McClusky (2NR)
• Home recording – John Bushelle – “Those Girls”
• Music and Technology – Andrew Downer – “The March”
• Comedy – Evan Sun/David Hallett – “The Anti-Rap Rap”
• Music Theatre – Barry Ferrier – “Perfect Love”

1992

• Female Vocal – Monica Lawson
• Male Vocal – Denny Prussian
• Rock – Glendon Blazely
• Country – Bourkenback Boys
• Jazz composition – Kath McMillan
• Instrumental Composition – Dennis Nattrass
• Song of the Year – Carmella & Yvon Mounier
• World – Hottentot Party
• Instrumentalist – Dennis Nattrass
• Best Album – Spanish Fly
• Most Popular Live Act – Bourbon Street
• Ambient – John Loyd
• Environmental Message – Chris Fisher
• New Talent – 12 Town
• Folk – Kym Pitman
• Best Engineered Song – Dave Highet
• Best Produced Song – Kevin Stanton & Murray Burns
• Home Demo – Paul Shaw & Michael Sobek
• Devotional – Maggy Agrey
• Best Ballad – Kath McMillan
• Funk – Jo Jo Smith &Leigh James
• Dance – Glendon Blazely & Fred Cole
• Most Popular Female Performer (Vox Popli) – Jo Jo Smith
• Most Popular Male Performer (Vox Popli) – Roo
• Blues – Cassi Moreau
• Service to the Industry – Clive Pascoe & Michael Hannan
• Career Potential – Paul Archer & Cartoon
• Contemparay Composition – Carmella & Yvon Monier

1991

• Female Vocal – Jo Jo Smith
• Male Vocal – Steve Gilpin
• Rock – David Birch
• Country – Trevor Day/Bruce Brothers
• Jazz composition – Ned Sutherland
• Instrumental – Azo Bell
• Music for Children – Lina Eve
• Song of the Year – Dennis Wilson
• Ambient – Tarshito-
• Environmental Message – Chris Fisher
• New Talent (Male) – Chris Fisher
• New Talent (Female) – Carmella
• Sound Engineering – Dave Highet
• Recording Production – Tarshito
• Home demo (released product) – Evan Sun
• Home demo (unreleased product) – Mark Swarzes/Paul Shaw
• Special Achievement – Brett and Lydia Nielson