2016
Presented 16 February 2017
Award | 2016 Winner |
|---|---|
Lifetime achievement award for contribution to sports journalism | Rebecca Wilson (posthumously) |
Best reporting of an issue in sport | Nick Tabakoff — Gotcha: The Parramatta Eels Salary Cap Scandal (Daily Telegraph) |
Best coverage of sport by an individual — broadcast | Bruce McAvaney (Seven Network) |
Best coverage of sport by an individual — print media | Will Swanton (The Australian) |
Best coverage of sport by an individual — digital media | Jack Kerr — Investigations, features and analysis (freelancer) |
Best coverage of a sporting event by a media organisation | League Network Ten — 2015–16 Big Bash |
Best coverage of sport for people with disability | Seven Network — Rio 2016 Paralympic Games |
Best coverage of women in sport | Network Ten — 2015–16 Women’s Big Bash League |
Best profiling of an athlete, team or coach — broadcast media | David Pocock; Winsome Denyer, Tim Wilson and Marc Smith — True Grit (Australian Story, ABC) |
Best profiling of an athlete, team or coach — print media | Will Swanton — Jarryd Hayne (The Australian) |
Best sports journalism from rural, regional or suburban media | Robert Dillon — Dreams and Knightmares (Newcastle Herald) |
Best sports photography | Cameron Spencer — Say Cheese (Getty Images) |
Best depiction of the value of sport to Australians in a community setting | Tim Sheridan, Matt Weiss — From Little Things (Fox Footy) |
Best contribution to sport by an organisation through digital media | Seven Network — Olympics on 7 |
Best analysis of the business of sport | Jeff Centenera — The 0.1 percenters (Inside Sport) |