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Playwright Suzie Millers critically acclaimed one-woman play Prima Facie has taken out the two highest honours at the Australian Writers Guilds annual AWGIE Awards, winning the 2020 Major Award and the David Williamson Prize for Excellence in Writing for Australian Theatre.

In a year that has seen our Australian stories under threat from Covid-19 shutdowns, funding cuts and delays to Government reform, the new-look AWGIE Awards were a fitting coda to 2020; driven online due to restrictions but emerging as a joyous celebration of the strength and talents of Australias screen and stage writers.

The AWGIE Awards were hosted by actor, writer and comedian Bjorn Stewart, with Awards presented by Hugo Weaving, Wayne Blair, Marta Dusseldorp, Tony McNamara, Shane Brennan, David Williamson, Tony Ayres, Kodie Bedford, Benjamin Law, Michelle Law, Alison Bell, John Leary, and Bradley Slabe.

TV Winners

TELEVISION SERIALThe Heights: Season 2, Episode 7 Peter Mattessi

TELEVISION SERIES OR MINISERIES OF MORE THAN 4 HOURS DURATION, INCLUDING ORIGINAL AND ADAPTED WORKSTotal Control: Episode 3 Pip Karmel

TELEVISION TELEMOVIE OR MINISERIES OF 4 HOURS OR LESS DURATION, INCLUDING ORIGINAL AND ADAPTED WORKSThe Hunting Matthew Cormack and Niki Aken

CHILDRENS TELEVISION P CLASSIFICATION (PRESCHOOL UNDER 5 YEARS), ORIGINAL OR ADAPTED, ANIMATED OR PERFORMEDLittle J & Big Cuz: Season 2, Goodbye Swooper Erica Glynn

CHILDRENS TELEVISION C CLASSIFICATION (CHILDRENS 514 YEARS), ORIGINAL OR ADAPTED, ANIMATED OR PERFORMEDMustangs FC: Season 3, Mustangs Forever and Ever Magda Wozniak

COMEDY SITUATION OR NARRATIVERosehaven: Season 4, Episode 5 Luke McGregor and Celia Pacquola

COMEDY SKETCH OR LIGHT ENTERTAINMENTThe Feed: Anger For Women, Chloe Shortens Husband, Social Media Cops, Scotophile and Bushfire Press Release Victoria Zerbst with Michael Hing, Cameron James, Alex Lee and Jenna Owen

7.30: Season 2 Mark Humphries and Evan Williams

See here for full list of winners.

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AWGIE Awards: Wins for The Heights, Rosehaven, Total Control, The Feed - Mediaweek