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Deadly Awards 2009
Winners of
The Deadlys
Awards
2009. The award was an annual
celebration
of Australian
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
achievement in music, sport, entertainment and community.
Music
Most Promising New Talent in Music:
Yabu Band
Single Release of the Year: Burn -
Jessica Mauboy
Album Release off the Year:
Been Waiting
- Jessica Mauboy
Band of the Year:
Saltwater Band
Male Artist of the Year:
Gurrumul Yunupingu
Female Artist of the Year: Jessica Mauboy
Outstanding Achievement in
RNB
and Hip Hop:
The Last Kinection
Jimmy Little
Lifetime Achievement Award
for Contribution to Aboriginal and
Torres Strait Islander
Music:
Seaman Dan
APRA Song of the Year:
Running Back
- Jessica Mauboy, Sean Mullins and
Audius Mtawarira
Sport
Most Promising New Talent in Sport:
Jamal Idris
Outstanding Achievement in AFL:
Michael O'Loughlin
Outstanding Achievement in Rugby League:
Johnathan Thurston
Male Sportsperson of the Year: Michael O'Loughlin
Female Sportsperson of the Year:
Rohanee Cox
The Ella
Lifetime Achievement
Award for Contribution to Aboriginal and
Torres Strait
Islander Sport:
Danny Morseau
The arts
Dancer of the Year:
B-Boy 2 Ezy
Outstanding Achievement in Film:
Samson and Delilah
-
Warwick Thornton
Outstanding Achievement in TV:
Message Stick
-
ABC
Achievement in Theatre or Live Performance:
Stephen Page
-
Bangarra
Outstanding Achievement in Literature:
Lorraine McGee-Sippell
Male Actor of the Year:
Luke Carroll
Female Actor of the Year:
Leah Purcell
Visual Artist of the Year:
Destiny Deacon
Community
Outstanding Achievement in Education:
May O'Brien
Outstanding Achievement in Health:
Chicka Dixon
Broadcaster of the Year:
Marlene Cummins
Contribution to Employment:
Traditional Credit Union