List of Awards and Nominations Received By Home and Away - Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts Awards

Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts Awards

The Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts Awards are an annual awards ceremony presented by the Australian Film Institute and cover many areas such as acting, writing and directing.

Year Category Nominee Result Ref
1993 Best Television Drama Series Andrew Howie for Episode 1222 Won
1995 Best Television Drama Series Andrew Howie and Russell Webb for Episode 1705 Won
1996 Best Television Drama Series Russell Webb for Episode 1878 Won
1997 Best Television Drama Series Russell Webb for Episode 1975 Nominated
1998 Best Television Drama Series Russell Webb for Episode 2197 Won
Best Television Drama Series Russell Webb for Episode 2413 Nominated
1999 Best Television Drama Series Russell Webb for Episode 2646 Nominated

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