New Zealand Science Fiction Fan Award Winners 1989-2001
- 1989
- Best fan writing: Alan Robson
- Best fanzine: Phlogiston
- Best fan art: Dan McCarthy
- Best fan editor: Alex Heatley
- 1990
- Best fan writing (general): Alan Robson
- Best fan writing (media): Lana Brown
- Best fanzine: Cry Havoc
- Best media fanzine: Katra
- Best fan art: Peter Gainsford
- Best fan editor: Lyn McConchie
- 1991
- Best fan writing: Alan Robson
- Best fanzine: Phlogiston
- Best fan art: Dan McCarthy
- Best fan editor: Alex Heatley
- 1992
- Best fan writing: Alan Robson
- Best fanzine: Phlogiston
- Best fan art (tie): James Benson and Mike Hanson
- Best fan editor (tie): James Dignan and Alex Heatley
- 1993
- Best fan writing: Jon Preddle
- Best general fanzine: Timestreams
- Best club fanzine: Time Space Visualiser
- Best fan art: Warwick Gray
- Special achievement: Lana Brown
- 1994
- Best fan writing: Anne Marie Lloyd
- Best fanzine: Chunder
- Best fan art: Mark Roach
- Best other publication: Trimmings from the Triffid's Beard
- 1995
- Best fan writing: Peter Friend and Li Cross (co-authors)
- Best fanzine: Time Space Visualiser
- Best fan art: Warwick Gray
- Best other publication: The Best of Time Space Visualiser 21-26
- Special achievement: Continuum convention committee
- 1996
- Best fan writing: Peter Friend
- Best fanzine: Phoenixine
- Best fan art: Nick Kim
- 1997-2000 (details unknown)
- 2001
- Best fan writing: Jon Preddle
- Best fanzine: Phoenixine
- Best fan art: Richard Manx
- Services to fandom: Paul Scoones
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