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2014 Antenna Awards
DateOctober 1, 2014 (2014-10-01)
LocationDeakin Edge, Federation Square, Melbourne
CountryAustralia
Hosted byTegan Higginbotham
Highlights
Most awardsNo Limits, Leongatha (2)
Outstanding Program of the YearNo Limits
Television/radio coverage
NetworkChannel 31
Runtime120 minutes (including commercials)
Produced by
  • Shane Dunlop
  • Caitlin Jolly
  • Tessa Irwin
  • Tony Zajko
Directed by
  • Jason Annesseley
  • Tony Zajko
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The 2014 Antenna Awards were held on 1 October 2014 at the Deakin Edge at Federation Square in Melbourne. The ceremony was announced on 1 July 2014,[1] and recognised excellence in Australian community television of the eligibility period, running from 1 January 2013 to 31 May 2014.

It was hosted by comedian and former Studio A presenter Tegan Higginbotham. The ceremony was broadcast live on C31 Melbourne, and relayed on delay to TVS Sydney, 31 Digital Brisbane and WTV Perth. On 21 May 2015, the ceremony was made available to stream on YouTube.[2]

Awards were presented in 13 categories. Program of the Year was awarded to No Limits, while Outstanding Female Personality and Outstanding Male Personality were awarded to Phyllis Foundis and Chris Gibson respectively.[3]

This was the 8th Antenna Awards ceremony, revived to celebrate 20 years since the first broadcasts of community television in Melbourne and Brisbane. Weeks before the ceremony was held, the Minister for Communications, Malcolm Turnbull, announced that community television stations would no longer be licensed to access terrestrial broadcast spectrum from January 2016.[4][3] While subsequent license extensions were granted, it would be the last Antenna Awards to air on terrestrial television in Sydney and Brisbane.

Performers

Artist(s) Song(s)
My Lasting Reply "Steal Your Heart"
Ginger and Tonic "Love Shack"
Pierce Brothers "Flying Home"
Ras Jahknow "Get Up & Live"

Winners and nominees

Outstanding Arts Program Outstanding Comedy Program
  • Inside Art
    • Behind The Words
    • Sacred Spaces
    • The Bec Mac Show
    • Wood Working Masterclass
Outstanding Factual, Current Affairs or Interview Program Outstanding Music Program
  • Undercurrent
    • Inside Art
    • No Limits
    • The Exchange
    • Top Brands
  • Speaker TV
    • Asylum TV
    • Basement Apes Live
    • Frequency
    • The Story So Far
Outstanding Youth Program Outstanding Creative Achievement In A Program
  • Real
    • 1700
    • Enquiring Minds
    • Snaps Kakadu Club
    • The Why Generation
Outstanding Outdoor or Recreational Program Outstanding Special Interest or Lifestyle Program
  • The Green Corridors of Southern Sydney
    • Beyond Gardens Live
    • Beyond The Divide
    • Rev Heds – "Calder Park Raceway"
    • Vasili’s Garden To Kitchen
  • Beyond The Divide
    • AFN Fishing Show
    • Being Overseas – "Japan"
    • Get Dirty with Milton
    • Postcards From The Bush
Outstanding Sports Program Outstanding Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Program
  • The Local Footy Show
    • Australian Electric Superbikes
    • Blend Line TV
    • Rev Heds
    • The Sledge
  • No Limits – "Disability In The Solomons"
    • Dutch TV
    • Indigenous Models Of Achievement
    • Oz Indian
    • Russian News Time
Outstanding Female Personality Outstanding Male Personality
  • Phyllis Foundis – The Foundis Show
    • Candice Barnes – The Buzz
    • Lara Shannon – Eco TV
    • Lindi Jane – Snaps Kakadu Club
    • Yana Portnoy – FASX
Program of the Year
  • No Limits
    • Being Overseas
    • Get Dirty with Milton
    • The Foundis Show
    • The Y Generation

References

  1. ^ "The 2014 Antenna Awards - Pozible Campaign". YouTube. C31 Melbourne & Geelong. 1 July 2014. Retrieved 30 December 2019.
  2. ^ "2014 Antenna Awards". Antenna Awards. 1 October 2014. C31 Melbourne & Geelong. Retrieved 30 December 2019. Youtube title: THE 2014 ANTENNA AWARDS
  3. ^ a b Freeman, Jake (7 October 2014). "Antenna Awards 2014: Community TV's Big Night". Sydney Arts Guide. Retrieved 30 December 2019.
  4. ^ Clarke, Melissa (11 September 2014). "Community TV: Malcolm Turnbull confirms licensing for stations will end in 2015". ABC News. Retrieved 30 December 2019.