2022 New Zealand Radio Awards

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2022 New Zealand Radio Awards
Awarded forExcellence in radio broadcasting
CountryNew Zealand
Presented byRadio Broadcasters Association
Website radioawards.co.nz
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The 2022 New Zealand Radio Awards are the awards for excellence in the New Zealand radio industry during 2021. It was the 45th New Zealand Radio Awards, recognising staff, volunteers and contractors in both commercial and non-commercial broadcasting. [1]

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The nominees were announced on 11 May 2022, with the award winners announced during a virtual ceremony held on 21 July 2022.[3][4]

Winners & Finalists

Best Content Director / Content Team
Best Show Producer or Producing Team - Music Show
Best Show Producer or Producing Team - Talk Show
Best Station Imaging
Best Station Trailer
Best Video - Short Form
Best Video - Long Form
Best Network Station Promotion
Best Single Market Station Promotion
Best Digital Content
Best Digital Content - Single Post
Best Entertainment Podcast
Best Factual Podcast
Best Branded Podcast
Best Podcast by a Radio Show
The Blackie Award
Best Access Radio Programme
Best Children's Programme
Best Daily or Weekly Feature - Factual
Best Documentary or Factual Talk Feature
Best Music Feature
Best Network Team Show
Best Network Music Host / Duo
Best Local Team Show
Best Local Music Host
Best Show - Non Surveyed Market
Best Talk Presenter - Breakfast or Drive
Best Talk Presenter - Non-Breakfast or Drive

Finalists:

Finalists:

Best New Broadcaster - Journalist

Winner: Louise Ternouth (RNZ National) Finalists:

Best New Broadcaster - Off-Air

Winner: Jak Pickering (Tahu FM) Finalists:

Best New Broadcaster - On-Air

Winner: Matthew Pledger (More FM Auckland) Finalists:

The Johnny Douglas Award

Winner: Cameron Bevan (MediaWorks) Finalists:

Best News or Sports Journalist

Winner: Anusha Bradley (RNZ National) Finalists:

Best News Story - Team Coverage

Winner: Delta 2021 (Newstalk ZB Team, Newstalk ZB Network) Finalists:

Best Newsreader

Winner: Niva Retimanu (Newstalk ZB Network) Finalists:

Best Sports Reader, Presenter or Commentator

Winner: D'Arcy Waldegrave (All Sport Breakfast & Sportstalk, Newstalk ZB Network) Finalists:

Best Sports Story - Team Coverage

Winner: ICC World Test Championship (Bryan Waddle, Jeremy Coney, Andrew Alderson, Malcolm Jordan, Peter McGlashan, Craig Cumming, Andy McDonnell, Gold AM Network) Finalists:

Best Client Promotion/Activation

Winner: Jono & Ben's Battery Operated Torch Tour with The Warehouse (Harriett Whiting, Danielle Tolich, Ben Boyce, Jono Pryor, Ben Humphrey, Margaret Hawker, Gareth McDonald, Ben Sullivan, Sarah De Villiers, Jessica Boell, Anthony Plant, The Hits Network) Finalists:

Best Marketing Campaign

Winner: Newstalk ZB Brand (Monique Hodgson, Xanthe Williams, Sarah Swanton, Graham Dolan, Newstalk ZB) Finalists:

Best Commercial Campaign

Winner: NRC - Road Safety Strategy (Alastair Barran, Chris Hurring, MediaWorks) Finalists:

Best Commercial Production

Winner: NRC - Bits & Pieces (Alastair Barran, Chris Hurring, Hamish Nixon, Hannah Venneman, Tiegan Lilley, Jeremy Pickford, MediaWorks) Finalists:

Best Single Commercial

Winner: NRC - Bits & Pieces (Alastair Barran, Chris Hurring, Hannah Venneman, Hamish Nixon, MediaWorks) Finalists:

Best Voice Talent

Winner: Chris Ryan (NZME) Finalists:

Sales Team of the Year

Winner: NZME Taranaki (Nikki Verbeet, Tracey Blake, Colleen Deegan, Carole Morgan, Julie Petley, NZME) Finalists:

Associated Craft Award

Winner: MediaWorks Trade Marketing Team (MediaWorks) Finalists:

Best Community Campaign

Winner: Day (and a bit) On The Darts (Andrew Mulligan, Bryce Casey, Roger Farrelly, Jacqueline Williams, Brad King, Jack Honeybone, Ryan Maguire, Mel Abbot, Guy Mansell, Raynor Perreau, Michael Baker, Jim Cowan, Sophie Currie, Joe Baxendale, Duncan Heyde, Jay Reeve, Jeremy Pickford, The Rock Network) Finalists:

Network / Metropolitan Station of the Year

Winner: Newstalk ZB (NZME) Finalists:

Local Station of the Year

Winner: More FM Northland (More FM) Finalists:

Special Awards

Sir Paul Holmes Broadcaster of the Year: Mike Hosking

Outstanding Contribution to Radio:

Services to Broadcasting:

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References

  1. ↑ "The NZ Radio Awards". Radio Broadcasting Association. Radio Broadcasters Association. Retrieved 30 October 2022.

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  1. ↑ "2022 NZ Radio Awards – Winners & Finalists" (PDF). New Zealand Radio Awards. Radio Broadcasters Association. Retrieved 2 July 2023.
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