List of Awards and Achievements
Australian Live Music Awards (ALMA's)
- Best Live Album in Australia
- 2003 - Fruit "Live at the Basement"
- 2002 - Fruit "Live at the Basement"
- Best Tour Manger
- 2003 - Sue Arlidge
- Best Up and Coming Live Act in Australia
- 2001 - Fruit
- Best Emerging Act in South Australia
- 2001 - Fruit
- Best Live Act in Australia
- 2001 - Fruit (Nomination)
Queen's Trust Award for Young Australians
- Mel Watson (for The Into One Project)
South Australian Music Awards
- Most Outstanding Instrumentalist
- 2003 - Mel Watson
- 1998 - Mel Watson
- 1997 - Mel Watson
- 1996 - Mel Watson
- 1995 - Mel Watson
- Most Outstanding Songwriter
- 2003 - Mel Watson (Nomination)
- 1997 - Sam Lohs (Nomination)
- Most Outstanding Vocalist
- 2003 - Mel Watson (Nomination)
- 1997 - Susie Keynes (Nomination)
- Most Outstanding Release
- 1996 - "Fruit"
- 1997 - "Skin" (Nomination)
- Most Outstanding Band
- 1998 - Fruit
- Most Outstanding Group or Individual
- 1996
- 1997 (Nomination)
- Most Outstanding S.A. Release
- 1998 - 'Shift' Live @ the Gov & JJJ, Fruit
- Achievement Award
- 1998 - Fruit, for independent touring
- 1997 - Mel Watson & Bev Luff for The Into One Project
- Most Outstanding Live Engineer
- 1998 - Adam Budgen
- Most Outstanding CD Artwork
- 1998 - Miska Graphics, Rachel Harris & Andy Rasheed Photography for 'Shift'
- Most Outstanding Guitarist
- 1998 - Anthony Scott
- Most Outstanding Bass Player
- 1997 - Jenna Bonavita
- 1998 - Anthony Scott
- Most Outstanding Drummer
- 1998, 1997 - Catherine Oates
- Most Outstanding Video
- 1997 - Mel Watson & Bev Luff for The Into One Project
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