Full list of winners: Deadly Awards 2009

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The annual Deadly Awards honour excellence in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander music, sport, entertainment, the arts and community achievement. Find out who won in 2009.

MUSIC

Most Promising New Talent
Yabu Band

Single Release of the Year
Burn – Jessica Mauboy

Album Release of the Year
Been Waiting – Jessica Mauboy

Band of the Year
Saltwater Band

Male Artist of the Year
Gurrumul Yunupingu

Female Artist of the Year
Jessica Mauboy

Outstanding Achievement in RNB and Hip Hop
Last Kinection

Jimmy Little Lifetime Achievement Award for Contribution to
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Music
Seaman Dan

APRA Song of the Year
Running Back - Sean Mullins, Jessica Mauboy and Audius Mtawarira

SPORT

Most Promising New Talent
Jamal Idris

Outstanding Achievement in AFL
Michael O’Loughlin

Outstanding Achievement in Rugby League
Johnathan Thurston

Female Sportsperson of the Year
Rohanee Cox

Male Sportsperson of the Year
Michael O’Loughlin

The Ella Lifetime Achievement Award for Contribution to Aboriginal
and Torres Strait Islander Sport
Danny Morseu

THE ARTS

Dancer of the Year
B-Boy 2-Ezy

Outstanding Achievement in Film
Samson & Delilah – Warwick Thornton

Outstanding Achievement in TV
Message Stick – ABC

Outstanding Achievement in Theatre or Live Performance
Stephen Page – Bangarra

Outstanding Achievement in Literature
Lorraine McGee-Sippel

Male Actor of the Year
Luke Carroll

Female Actor of the Year
Leah Purcell

Visual Artist of the Year
Destiny Deacon

COMMUNITY
 

Outstanding Achievement in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
Education
May O’Brien

Outstanding Achievement in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
Health
Chicka Dixon

Broadcaster of the Year
Marlene Cummins

Contribution to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Employment
Traditional Credit Union

 

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