Australian Science Fiction Media Awards
These awards were first presented in 1984. In 1989 they were renamed the Australasian Science Fiction Media Awards. In 1988, they were called Robbies.
1984
(presented at Medtrek '84, held 10-11 March 1984, in Sydney)
Best Australian Media Fanzine
Best Australian Media Fanwriter
Best Australian Media Fanartist
1985
(presented at Con Amore, held June 8-10 1985, in Brisbane)
Best Australian Media Fanzine
Best Australian Media Fanwriter
Best Australian Media Fanartist
1986
(presented at Galactic Tours Convention, held Mar 7-10, in Melbourne)
Best Australian Media Fanzine
Best Australian Media Fanwriter
Best Australian Media Fanartist
Best Amateur Audio-Visual
Sale of 23rd Century
1987
(presented at Eccentricon, held July 3-6 1987, in Hawkesbury, N.S.W.)
Best Australian Media Fanzine
Best Australian Media Fanwriter
Best Australian Media Fanartist
Best Amateur Audio-Visual
Perfect Botch
1988
(presented at Zencon II, held 14-16 October 1988, in Melbourne)
Best Australian Media Fanzine
Best Australian Media Fanwriter
Best Australian Media Fanartist
1989
(presented at Conspire, held 17-20 March 1989, in Canberra)
Best Writer
Best Artist
Best Fanzine
Best Audio/Visual
No Award
1990
(presented at Huttcon '90, held 23-25 November 1990, in Melbourne)
Best Australian Media Fanzine
- Starwalking Newsletter
- Enarraré, edited by Ellen Parry, Annie Hamilton, Marie Letters and Christine Poulson
- Spock
- Psychodalek's
- The Captain's Log (listed as Captain's Log)
Best Australian Media Fanwriter
- Ana Dorfstad
- Edwina Harvey
- Moira Dahlberg
- Jan McNally
- Sue Isle
Best Australian Media Fanartist
Best Australasian Amateur Audio-Visual Production
cancelled due to lack of nominees
1991
(presented at Vampiricon, held 11-13 October 1991, in Melbourne)
Best Fan Media Newsletter
Best Fan Media Zine
Best Fan Media Writer
Best Media Artist
Best Amateur Audio-Visual Production
HuttCon '90 Opening Ceremony, Danny Heap
1992
(presented at HongCon '92, held 6-8 June 1992, in Adelaide)
Best Audio-Visual Presentation
James Bond etc, George Ivanoff
Best Fan Artist
Best Fan Writer
Best Fiction Zine
Steve and Martin's Excellant Fanzine, Steve Scholz & Martin Riley
Best Newszine
(three-way tie) Just Alice, Adam Jenkins Captain's Log, Gail Adams (for Austrek) Ethel the Aardvark, Alan Stewart (for the Melbourne Science Fiction Club)
1993
(presented at DefCon, held 5-7 June 1993, in New Zealand)
Best Fan Newsletter
Ethel the Aardvark, Alan Stewart and Paul Ewins
Best Fan Writer
1994
(presented at Constantinople, held 1-4 April 1994, in Melbourne)
Best Fan Writer
Best Fan Artist
Best Newsletter
Best Fan Fiction Zine
Best Amateur Audiovisual Production
- Concave Opening Ceremony, Russell Devlin
- Beky's Brain Phone Answering Message, Danny Heap
- Star Wars Tribute @ Jedi 10th, Darren Maxwell
- Starwalking Video, Karen Ogden
- Starwalking II Closing Ceremony, The Bastards (Danny Heap and Paul Ewins)
1995
(presented at Basicon, held 21 October 1995, in Melbourne)
Best Fan Writer
Best Fan Artist
Best Newszine
- Coztume (Gail Adams)
- Ethel the Aardvark (Paul Ewins)
- Pink (Karen Pender-Gunn)
- Severed Head (B. J. Stevens)
- The Communicator (Derek Screen)
- Thyme (Alan Stewart)
Best Fiction Zine
- Bobby & Mike #1 (Peter & Jimmy Reilly)
- Spock (Katharine Shade)
- Strange Matter (Sian O'Neale)
- The Mentor (Ron Clarke)
Best Audio Visual
- Constantinople Closing Ceremony (Performance) by George Ivanoff & Ian Gunn
- Constantinople Masquerade Video (Video Compilation) by Carol Tilley
- Constantinople Opening Ceremony (Video/Performance) by George Ivanoff & Ian Gunn
- Constantinople Party Animation (Computer Animation) by Kerri Valkova
1996
(presented at the Festival of the Imagination 1996, held 4-8 April 1996, in Perth)
Best Australasian Fan Fiction Zine
Best Australasian Fan Newsletter
Best Australasian Media Fan Writer
Best Australasian Media Artist
Best Australasian Amateur Audio/Visual Production
- Basicon Opening Ceremony (E.B.H. [Channel 31])
- Opening/Closing Ceremonies: Force One (Danny Heap & H. Gibbens)
- The Dalek Tapes (Albert Q.)
1997
(presented at Basicon 2 held September 27-28 1997, in Melbourne)
Best Australian Fan Fiction Zine
Best Australian Fan Newsletter
- The Communicator, Derek Screen
- Frontier, Katharine Maxwell
- Oscillation Overthruster, Sue Ann Barber
- Thyme, Alan Stewart
Best Australian Media Fan Writer
Best Australian Media Fan Artist
Best Australian Amateur Audio/Visual Production
- Enterprise Web Site, David Barker
- Star Trek 30th Anniversary Tribute Video (screened at Multiverse II), Danny Heap
- Zero G (3RRR radio program), Robert Jan
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