The 2007

Qantas Television Awards New Zealand film and television awards have gone by many different names and have been organised by different industry groups. As of 2017, New Zealand has relaunched a standalone New Zealand Television Awards after a five-year hiatus. The film awar ...

were presented on Saturday 24 November, in a ceremony at the Aotea Centre in Auckland, New Zealand, celebrating the year in New Zealand television and television media. The awards were hosted by television presenters

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and Petra Bagust, with entertainment from the

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, Evermore,

Candy Lane Candy Michele Lane is a New Zealand dancer, choreographer and television presenter. She co-presented TVNZ's '' Dancing With The Stars'' with Jason Gunn, and also choreographed ''New Zealand's Got Talent'', ''The Singing Bee'', and ''Stars in T ...

and the Qantas Cure Kids Choir.

Winners

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News and Current Affairs Winners

Best News

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'' ( TV3)

Best News or Current Affairs Presenter

Mark Sainsbury, ''

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'' ( TV One)

Best News Reporting

'' "Benson Pope" ( TV3)

Best Current Affairs Reporting for a Weekly Programme or One Off Current Affairs Special

'' Sunday'' "The Tiler’s Tale" ( TV One)

Best Current Affairs Reporting for a Daily Programme

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"Spider" ( TV3)

Best Current Affairs Series

'' 60 Minutes'' "Episode 20" ( TV3)

Investigation of the Year

'' "Let us Spray" ( TV3)

TV Journalist of the Year

Duncan Garner, ''

'' ( TV3)

News and Current Affairs Craft Winners

Best News Camera

Christopher Brown, '' One News'' ( TV One)

Best Current Affairs Camera

Mike Dodd, '' Sunday'' ( TV One)

Best News/Current Affairs Editing

Andrew Gibb, '' Sunday'' ( TV One)

General Television Winners

Best Actor in a TV Drama

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, '' Outrageous Fortune'' ( TV3)

Best Actress in a TV Drama

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'' Outrageous Fortune'' ( TV3)

Best Drama

'' Outrageous Fortune'' "Xmas Special" ( TV3)

Best Script (non-factual)

James Griffin, '' Outrageous Fortune'' ( TV3)

Best Director (drama)

Nathan Price, ''The Hothouse'' ( TV One)

Best Arts/ Festival Documentary

''Love, Speed and Loss'' ( TV3)

Best Children’s/Youth Programme

''Let's Get Inventin' - "Magic Gadget" ( TV2)

Best Comedy

''Pulp Sport'' "Episode 7" ( TV3)

Best Entertainment

''Dancing with the Stars'' "Episode 1" ( TV One)

Best Information/ Lifestyle

''Fair Go'' "Episode 3" ( TV One)

Best Popular Documentary

''The Time of our Lives'' ( TV3)

Best Reality (format)

''Marae DIY'' ( Maori TV)

Best Sports or Event Coverage

''The 32nd America’s Cup'' "The Build-up & Race 1 Valencia" ( TV One)

Best Observational Reality (non format)

''Emergency'' "Episode 2" ( TV One)

Best Director (non-drama)

Melanie Rakena, ''ICE'' ( TV One)

General Television Craft Winners

Best Editing (factual)

Simon Coldrick, ''NZSAS: First Among Equals''( TV3)

Best Camera (factual)

Jacob Bryant, ''Ends of the Earth'' ( TV One)

Best Camera (non-factual)

Simon Baumfield, ''The Hothouse'' ( TV One)

Best Editing (non-factual)

Bryan Shaw, '' Outrageous Fortune'' ( TV3)

Woman’s Day People’s Choice Awards 2007

Favourite NZ Female Personality

Favourite NZ Male Personality

Marc Ellis

Favourite NZ Show

'' Outrageous Fortune''

Favourite International Show

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References

New Zealand television awards

Awards 2000s in New Zealand cinema