The ASTRA Awards were instituted in 2003, but were discontinued after November 2015, when ASTRA announced the awards would be folded into the annual AACTA Awards.[2][3]
2003
Best Program Event – AUSTAR's Switched on schools program (AUSTAR)
Best Integrated Subscription TV Campaign – Net MD Walkman (IKON Communications)
Best Integrated Subscription TV Campaign – The Office (UKTV)
Best Consumer Advertising for a Platform or Channel – Take Your Sports Seriously (AUSTAR & FOX SPORTS)
Most Outstanding Local Production (Kids & Youth) – Foul Facts (Nickelodeon)
Most Outstanding Local Production (Sport) – From the Lips of Lethal (FOX Footy Channel)
Most Outstanding Local Production – News & Documentaries – One Track Minds, Understanding Autism (The Lifestyle Channel)
Most Outstanding Local Production (General Entertainment) – Home, Series 2, Episode 6 (The Lifestyle Channel)
Most Outstanding Contribution to Subscription TV or Radio – Peter Smart, Director of Engineering & Information Services, FOXTEL
2004
Best Program Event – Channel [V] Billabong Bus (Channel [V])
Favourite Overseas Production Premiering on Subscription TV – Antiques Roadshow (The LifeStyle Channel)
Best Consumer Campaign to Drive Subscription Sales – Amelie (World Movies)
Best Consumer Campaign to Encourage Customer Loyalty – Eyeballs-a-GO-GO – (Cartoon Network)
Best Media Campaign for a Consumer Product on Subscription Television – Thredbo, Snow How (FOXTEL)
Best Media Campaign for a Channel or Platform – MTV's Exquisite Corpse Campaign (MTV)
Best Program for a Program or Series – MTV's Australian Top 30 (MTV)
Best Campaign Launch for a Program or Series – Six Feet Under (Arena TV)
Most Outstanding Australian Production Short Form – Magda's Big Things (TV1)
Most Outstanding Australian Production (Kids) – Kids Yakkity Yak (Nickelodeon)
Most Outstanding Australian Production (Music) – The Big Day Out Sydney 2003 – Channel [V] The Max Sessions – Series Ones (Music Max)
Most Outstanding Australian Production (Sport) – Super 12 Rugby (FOX Sports)
Most Outstanding Australian Production (Documentary) – Anita Cobby: Not Another Murder Documentary (Sky News Australia)
Most Outstanding Australian Production (News) – Labor Leadership, Latham (Sky News Australia)
Most Outstanding Australian Production (General Entertainment) Croc Hunter Live – Animal Planet (Discovery Networks)
Favourite Australian Production – Food Source New Zealand (The LifeStyle Channel)
Favourite Subscription Television Presenter (Male) – Brendan Moar (The LifeStyle Channel)
Most Outstanding Consumer Campaign (Subscriber Retention) Super Safari Watch 'n Win (Disney Channel)
Favourite Subscription Television Presenter (Female) – Magda Szubanksi (TV1)
Most Outstanding on Camera Performance (Male) – Barry Humphries (The Comedy Channel)
Most Outstanding on Camera Performance (Female) Magda Szubanski (TV1)
Channel of the Year – The LifeStyle Channel
Rising Talent – Fiona Lawson-Baker
Most Outstanding Contribution to Subscription Television – Patrick Delany / Scott Cain – Disney Channel
2005
Channel of the Year – Fox Sports
Favourite Programming Event – MAX Sessions (MAX)
Favourite International Program or Event – Race to the Moon (The History Channel)
Favourite Program – Neil Perry: Rockpool Sessions (The LifeStyle Channel)
Favourite New Presenter – Bill Granger (The LifeStyle Channel)
Favourite Female Presenter – Shannon Fricke (The LifeStyle Channel)
Favourite Male Presenter – Brendan Moar (The LifeStyle Channel)
Most Outstanding Program Event – Antiques Roadshow (The LifeStyle Channel)
Most Outstanding Short Form Program – Cooking for Kids with Luis (Nick Jr.)
Most Outstanding Children's Program – Cooking for Kids with Luis (Nick Jr.)
Most Outstanding Music Production – Band in a Bubble (Channel [V])
Most Outstanding Sports Production – Sports Active Grand Final: From the Coaches Box (FOX Footy Channel)
Most Outstanding Documentary – Driven to Distraction: ADHD (The LifeStyle Channel)
Most Outstanding News Production – Election 2004 (Sky News)
Most Outstanding General Entertainment Program – Love My Way (FOX8)
Most Outstanding on Camera Performance (male) – Dan Wyllie, Love My Way (FOX8)
Most Outstanding on Camera Performance (female) – Claudia Karvan, Love My Way (Showtime)
Most Outstanding Use of Subscription TV Medium for a Consumer Advertising Campaign – Toyota Yaris Interactive Advertising Campaign, Toyota: The Media Store (Multi Channel Network)
Most Creative On-Air Program Promotion – Australia's Next Top Model, Series 2 Campaign (FOX8)
Most Outstanding Event – Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards 2006 (Nickelodeon)
Most Outstanding Short Form Program – Kids First (Nickelodeon)
Most Outstanding Children's Program – Gardening for Kids with Madi (Nick Jr.)
Most Outstanding Music Program or Coverage – Wolfmother LIVE (MTV)
Most Outstanding Sports Program – 2006 BMX Games (FUEL TV)
Most Outstanding Sports Coverage – Commonwealth Games 2006 (FOX Sports)
Most Outstanding Documentary – The Battle of Long Tan (The History Channel)
Most Outstanding News Program or Coverage – A Week that Changed Australia: The Death of Steve Irwin and Peter Brock (Sky News)
Most Outstanding Lifestyle, Reality or Light Entertainment Program – Australia's Next Top Model (FOX8)
Most Outstanding Drama – Love My Way (W.) / Stupid Stupid Man (TV1)
Most Outstanding Performance by an Actor (male) – Dan Wyllie, Love My Way (W.)
Most Outstanding Performance by an Actor (Female) – Asher Keddie, Love My Way (W.)
Most Outstanding Performance by a Presenter – David Speers (Sky News)
Most Outstanding Consumer Campaign (Subscription Sales) – The Sci Fi Channel Launch (Sci Fi / AUSTAR / FOXTEL)
Most Outstanding Consumer Campaign (Subscriber Retention) – Honeymoon Retention Campaign: Make the Most out of Your FOXTEL Digital (FOXTEL)
Most Outstanding Use of Subscription TV Medium for a Consumer Advertising Campaign – Sony Dedicated Advertiser Location (Multi Channel Network / Starcom)
Most Creative On-Air Program Promotion – Budgie Nation (MTV)
Most Creative Off-Air Program Promotion – Rock Star: Supernova 'It's Gonna Be Big' Campaign (FOX8)
Most Outstanding Program Promotion Campaign – Entourage (Arena)
Most Outstanding Use of Technology – High School Music Dance Off (Disney Channel)
Most Outstanding News Program or Coverage – The Weather Channel Black Saturday Coverage: 4–8 Feb 2009 (The Weather Channel)
Most Outstanding Drama – False Witness (UKTV)
Favourite Personality – Andrew Winter (The LifeStyle Channel)
Most Outstanding Children's Program or Event – Camp Orange: The Final Frontier (Nickelodeon)
Most Outstanding Sports Program or Coverage – Monday Night Football: 2009 NRL Season Round 21: Wests Tigers v Manly Warringah Sea Eagles (FOX Sports)
Most Outstanding Marketing Campaign (Subscription Sales) – Good News Sale (FOXTEL)
Most Outstanding Marketing Campaign (Subscriber Retention) – Andre Rieu: Classic Music Rocks AUSTAR subscribers (AUSTAR)
Most Outstanding Use of Subscription TV Medium for a Consumer Advertising Campaign – Westfield with Trinny & Susannah (The LifeStyle Channel/XYZ Networks)
Most Creative On-Air Program Promotion – Meth Epidemic (Crime & Investigation Network)
Most Creative Off-Air Program Promotion – America's Hardest Prisons (National Geographic Channel)
Most Outstanding Program Promotion Campaign – Hannah Montana & Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert 3D (Disney Channel)
Most Outstanding Channel Image Spot – Everybody Loves The Sunshine Campaign (TV1)
Most Outstanding Use of Technology – MySpace Mix Tape (Channel [V])
Most Outstanding Use of Interactive Television – Sky Racing ACTIVE (Sky Racing)
– Most Outstanding Children's Program or Event – The Amazing World of Gumball – Most Outstanding Music Program or Coverage – Foo Fighters: Wasting Light on the Harbour – Most Outstanding Sports Program or Coverage – KFC T20 Big Bash League – Most Outstanding Documentary – Australia's Great Flood – Most Outstanding News Program or Coverage – Gillard V Rudd – Most Outstanding Reality Program – Kalgoorlie Cops – Most Outstanding Lifestyle Program – Planet Cake – Most Outstanding Light Entertainment Program – Balls of Steel Australia – Most Outstanding Drama – Cloudstreet – Most Outstanding Use of Innovation in Programming – FOX FIELD[5]
Talent
– Most Outstanding Performance by an Actor (Male) – David Wenham – Most Outstanding Performance by an Actor (Female) – Kerry Fox – Most Outstanding Performance by a Presenter – Luke & Wyatt – Most Outstanding Performance by a Broadcast Journalist – David Speers – Best New Talent – Lara Robinson
2013
The 2013 ceremony took place on 25 July 2013 with the following categories and winners:[6]
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