Australian Success
Discover the impact of Australian stories and talent on the global stage.
Find out which Australian projects have been selected for major international film festivals or recognised by leading industry awards. You can also explore the achievements of Australians who have been nominated or won Academy Awards®.
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Horn, The
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2025 | Best Original Score | St Kilda Film Festival | Australia | Awarded |
| 2025 | Best Documentary or Factual Program – Jo Siddiqui, Helen Barrow, Paulo Vivan, Laurie Critchley, Julie HannaJo Siddiqui | Australian Academy Cinema Television Arts | Australia | Awarded | |
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Bluey
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2025 | Best Children’s Program – Joe Brumm, Charlie Aspinwall, Daley Pearson, Sam Moor | Australian Academy Cinema Television Arts | Australia | Awarded |
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Fisk series 3
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2025 | Best Acting in a Comedy- Kitty Flanagan | Australian Academy Cinema Television Arts | Australia | Awarded |
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Muster Dogs series 2
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2025 | Best Direction in Nonfiction Television – Sally Browning, Monica O'Brien | Australian Academy Cinema Television Arts | Australia | Awarded |
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Ladies in Black
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2025 | Best Costume Design in Television – Marion Boyce | Australian Academy Cinema Television Arts | Australia | Awarded |
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Bluey series 3
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2025 | Best Original Score in Television – Joff Bush, Daniel O’Brien, Jazz Darcy, Joseph Twist | Australian Academy Cinema Television Arts | Australia | Awarded |
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Boy Swallows Universe
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2025 | Best Casting in Television presented by Casting Networks – Nikki Barrett | Australian Academy Cinema Television Arts | Australia | Awarded |
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Memoir of a Snail
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2025 | Best Supporting Actress in Film - Jacki Weaver | Australian Academy Cinema Television Arts | Australia | Awarded |
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Birdeater
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2025 | Best Indie Film – Jack Clark, Jim Weir, Ulysses Oliver, Stephanie Troost | Australian Academy Cinema Television Arts | Australia | Awarded |
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Revealed: Otto by Otto
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2025 | Best Documentary – Gracie Otto, Cody Greenwood, Nicole O’Donohue | Australian Academy Cinema Television Arts | Australia | Awarded |
| 2025 | Best Cinematography in a Documentary – Geoffrey Hall, Emerson Hoskin | Australian Academy Cinema Television Arts | Australia | Awarded | |
| 2025 | Best Editing in a Documentary – Gretchen Peterson | Australian Academy Cinema Television Arts | Australia | Awarded | |
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Mozart's Sister
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2025 | Best Sound in a Documentary – Damian Jory | Australian Academy Cinema Television Arts | Australia | Awarded |
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Buried
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2025 | Best Online Drama or Comedy – Fran Derham, Charlotte George, Miriam Glaser | Australian Academy Cinema Television Arts | Australia | Awarded |
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Gorgo
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2025 | Best Short Film – Katie Amos, Veniamin Gialouris, Katie Amos, Danielle Stamoulos | Australian Academy Cinema Television Arts | Australia | Awarded |
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Better Man
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2025 | Best Visual Effects or Animation – Luke Millar, Andy Taylor, Craig Young, Tim Walker | Australian Academy Cinema Television Arts | Australia | Awarded |
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Heartbreak High series 2
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2025 | Best Soundtrack – Jemma Burns | Australian Academy Cinema Television Arts | Australia | Awarded |
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Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga
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2025 | Best Hair and Makeup presented by HASK – Lesley Vanderwalt, Larry Van Duynhoven, Matteo Silvi, Luca Vannella | Australian Academy Cinema Television Arts | Australia | Awarded |
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How To Make Gravy
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2025 | Best Original Song: Fine (Meg Washington, Brendan Maclean & The Prison Choir) | Australian Academy Cinema Television Arts | Australia | Awarded |