Music and Audio Institute of New Zealand

Music and Audio Institute of New Zealand (MAINZ) is a faculty of the Southern Institute of Technology, focused on contemporary music and music-industry related education. MAINZ offers music and audio courses from Diplomas to Certificates[1] at its campus in Christchurch.[2] MAINZ alumni include Joel Little, Josh Fountain, Troy Kingi, Karen Hunter, Gin Wigmore, Zowie, members of the Checks, Concord Dawn, Goldenhorse, Goodnight Nurse, Midnight Youth, the Mint Chicks, The Naked and Famous and 8 Foot Sativa.[3] MAINZ tutors have included New Zealand music luminaries Harry Lyon[3] and Dave McCartney.

Music and Audio Institute of New Zealand
Other name
MAINZ
TypePublic Tertiary Education Institution
Established1990 Tai Poutini Polytechnic, 1996 MAINZ
Parent institution
Southern Institute of Technology
Academic staff
25
Students250
Location,
CampusUrban
Websitemainz.ac.nz

The Auckland campus was closed down in 2023 by Te Pukenga [4]

History

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Established in Greymouth

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Tai Poutini Polytechnic in Greymouth first offered a Certificate in Contemporary Music programme when the institute was established in 1990.[5] In 1992 the Certificate in Audio Engineering and Music Production was introduced, and a purpose-built sound and recording studio was constructed at the Greymouth campus.[6] This programme was followed by a Certificate in Live Sound and Event Production which commenced in 1994.That same year (1994) a Certificate in Audio Engineering was offered in Auckland and temporary premises were leased in Queen Street.The Diploma of Audio Engineering and Music Production was added at the Auckland Campus at 11-13 Waverley street in 1995, using York Street Studio 'A' in Parnell for studio practicals. In 1996 Certificates in Contemporary Music and Live Sound and Event Production were offered in Auckland, originally using Waverley Street for theory and what is now the Basement Theatre for practicals. From 1996 the Certificate and Diploma in Audio Engineering and Music Production ran on the seventh floor of the LJ Hooker building (formerly AETNA house) on Symonds Street, Auckland.[5]

Live Sound (Special Event) and Contemporary Music programmes moved to the Manukau Institute of Technology Campus in 1997.[5]

For a number of years the Certificate in Audio Engineering and Certificate in Contemporary Music were offered at Auckland and Greymouth campuses simultaneously.

Established in Christchurch and Auckland

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In 1998, the entire suite of Music and Audio programmes was relocated to Auckland.  

In 2001 all the teaching was consolidated on the former premises, Rainger House, at 150 Victoria Street West, Auckland.[7] The new Auckland campus was opened by Prime Minister Helen Clark.[8] During 2001, audio engineering programmes were offered for the first time in Christchurch.

A suitable building at 191 High Street in the Christchurch CBD was leased and outfitted ready for  the start of 2002. Initially the Certificate in Audio Engineering Level 5 was offered, and the Diploma of Audio Engineering Level 6 was added in 2003. The MAINZ Certificate in Live Sound and Event Production Level 4 was offered from 2004.[9][10]

After experiencing high demand for its DJ short courses, MAINZ began offering a Level 4 Certificate in DJ and Electronic Music Production programme from its Auckland campus in 2010.[11] The 1-year full-time programme was led by award-winning Detroit DJ and producer Recloose and offered training in electronic music production, performance and DJing techniques.[12] Cert DJEMP's success in Auckland led to the programme being offered from MAINZ's Christchurch campus beginning in February 2014.[13]  Since 2014, delivery of DJEMP at the MAINZ Auckland campus has been led by DJ, producer and Ableton Live Certified trainer Chris Cox aka Frank Booker.[14] A level 5 Diploma was introduced in 2018.[15][16]

Since 2020, MAINZ Auckland has been found at 15 Canning Crescent, Māngere.[17]

Established Degree Level Provision

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With interest for degree level provision developing MAINZ started offering the CPIT Bachelor of Musical Arts in 2014. In 2015 Tai Poutini Polytechnic gained approval to offer their own Bachelor of Musical Arts and the first graduates were awarded their degrees in the March 2017 graduation.

The Graduate Diploma in Business and Enterprise was also introduced in 2015.[18]

MAINZ offered a Bachelor of Audio Engineering and Production and a new Graduate Diploma in Audio Engineering and Production in 2016 and had its first graduates receiving their degree in the ceremony of 2017.

As of 2021, MAINZ is able to offer the following qualifications:

  • Graduate Diploma in Music Production
  • Bachelor of Musical Arts
  • New Zealand Diploma in Music (Level 5)
  • New Zealand Diploma in Audio Engineering and Production (Level 5)
  • New Zealand Certificate in DJ and Electronic Music Production (Level 4)
  • New Zealand Certificate in Entertainment and Event Technology (Level 4) with strands in Lighting and Live Sound
  • New Zealand Certificate in Music (Level 4)
  • New Zealand Certificate in Foundation Skills (Level 1)
  • New Zealand Certificate in Foundation Skills (Level 2)

Transfer to Southern Institute of Technology

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On 31 January 2018 the MAINZ faculty transferred from Tai Poutini Polytechnic to Southern Institute of Technology.[19]

MAINZ moved to 15 Canning Crescent, Māngere, where MAINZ is currently housed within the Te Wānanga o Aotearoa building.[17] Like TWOA, MAINZ is awaiting its place within a new structure of the super polytechnic, Te Pūkenga (an entity that will enjoy unique privileges within NZ tertiary education).[20]

Awards

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Alumni from MAINZ have won over 60 music awards, including Grammy Awards , VNZMA's and APRA Silver Scrolls.

Year Ceremony Performing Artist Category Recording

MAINZ Alumni/Staff Nominated

MAINZ Alumni Role Nominated / Won
2020 Aotearoa Music Awards Lee Mvtthews Electronic Bones Album Tom Lee & Graham Matthews Artist, writer, producer Won
2019 APRA Silver Scroll Awards Benee Silver Scroll "Soaked" Josh Fountain Co-writer Nominated
2019 APRA Song Awards Kings Best Pacific Song "Six Figures" Kings Artist, writer, producer Won
2019 NZ Music Awards Kings Pacific Love & Ego Kings Artist, writer, producer Won
2019 NZ Music Awards Broods Album of the Year Don't Feed the Pop Monster Joel Little Co-writer, producer Nominated
2019 NZ Music Awards Broods Group Don't Feed the Pop Monster Joel Little Co-writer, producer Nominated
2019 NZ Music Awards Broods Pop Don't Feed the Pop Monster Joel Little Co-writer, producer Nominated
2019 NZ Music Awards Troy Kingi & The Upperclass Roots Holy Colony Burning Acres Troy Kingi Artist, writer Nominated
2019 NZ Music Awards Troy Kingi & The Upperclass Māori Holy Colony Burning Acres Troy Kingi Artist, writer Nominated
2019 NZ Music Awards "various" Best Producer "various" Josh Fountain Producer Nominated
2019 NZ Music Awards "various" Best Engineer "various" Josh Fountain Engineer Nominated
2018 NZ Music Awards Neil Finn Best Engineer "Out of Silence" Jordan Stone Engineer Won
2018 NZ Music Awards Troy Kingi Māori Troy Kingi Artist, writer Won
2018 NZ Music Awards Troy Kingi Soul/RnB Troy Kingi Artist, writer Won
2018 NZ Music Awards Kings Hip Hop Kings Artist, writer, producer Nominated
2017 NZ Music Awards Kings Radio Airplay "Don't Worry Bout It" Kings Artist, writer, producer Won
2017 NZ Music Awards Kings Highest Selling Single Don't Worry Bout It Kings Artist, writer, producer Won
2017 NZ Music Awards Leisure Best Producer LEISURE Josh Fountain Producer, co-writer Won
2017 APRA Silver Scroll Awards Lorde Silver Scroll "Green Light" Joel Little Co-writer Won
2017 NZ Music Awards Lorde Single of the Year "Green Light" Joel Little Co-writer Won
2017 NZ Music Awards Lorde Album of the Year Melodrama Joel Little Co-writer, producer Won
2017 NZ Music Awards Lorde Pop Melodrama Joel Little Co-writer, producer Won
2017 NZ Music Awards Broods Radio Airplay "Heartlines" Joel Little Co-writer, producer Nominated
2017 NZ Music Awards Kings Pacific Kings Kings Artist, writer, producer Nominated
2017 NZ Music Awards Kings Hip Hop Kings EP Kings Artist, writer, producer Nominated
2017 NZ Music Awards Leisure Album of the Year LEISURE Josh Fountain Producer, co-writer Nominated
2017 NZ Music Awards Leisure Group LEISURE Josh Fountain Artist, co-writer, producer Nominated
2017 NZ Music Awards Lorde Highest Selling Single "Green Light" Joel Little Co-writer Nominated
2017 NZ Music Awards Lorde Radio Airplay "Green Light" Joel Little Co-writer Nominated
2017 NZ Music Awards Lorde Highest Selling Album Melodrama Joel Little Co-writer, producer Nominated
2016 NZ Music Awards Broods Best Engineer "Conscious" Joel Little Engineer, co-writer, producer Won
2016 NZ Music Awards Broods Single of the Year "Free" Joel Little Engineer, co-writer, producer Won
2016 NZ Music Awards Broods Album of the Year Conscious Joel Little Engineer, co-writer, producer Won
2016 NZ Music Awards Broods Best Producer Conscious Joel Little Producer, co-writer Won
2016 NZ Music Awards Broods Pop Conscious Joel Little Co-writer, producer Won
2016 NZ Music Awards Kings Breakthrough Artist Don't Worry Bout It Kings Artist, writer, producer Won
2016 NZ Music Awards Broods Highest Selling Single "Free" Joel Little Co-writer, producer Nominated
2016 NZ Music Awards Broods Radio Airplay "Free" Joel Little Co-writer, producer Nominated
2016 NZ Music Awards Gin Wigmore Highest Selling Album Blood to Bone Gin Wigmore Artist, writer Nominated
2016 NZ Music Awards Kings Single of the Year "Don't Worry Bout It" Kings Artist, writer, producer Nominated
2016 NZ Music Awards Kings People's Choice Kings Artist, writer, producer Nominated
2016 NZ Music Awards Leisure Breakthrough Artist All Over You Josh Fountain Artist, co-writer, producer Nominated
2016 NZ Music Awards MAALA Best Producer Composure Josh Fountain Producer Nominated
2016 NZ Music Awards MAALA Pop Composure Josh Fountain Producer Nominated
2016 NZ Music Awards The Naked and Famous Single of the Year "Higher" Aaron Short, Alisa Xayalith, Thom Powers Artists, co-writers, producers Nominated
2015 APRA Song Awards Smashproof ft. Pieter T APRA Best Pacific Song Survivors Deach, Josh Fountain Artist, co-writers Won
2015 NZ Music Awards Broods Radio Airplay "Mother & Father" Joel Little Co-writer, producer Won
2015 NZ Music Awards Broods Album of the Year Evergreen Joel Little Co-writer, producer Won
2015 NZ Music Awards Broods Pop Evergreen Joel Little Co-writer, producer Won
2015 NZ Music Awards Lorde Single of the Year "Yellow Flicker Beat" Joel Little Co-writer, producer Won
2015 APRA Silver Scroll Awards Stan Walker, Vince Harder, Troy Kingi APRA Maioha Award Aotearoa Troy Kingi Artist, writer Won
2015 NZ Music Awards Broods Radio Airplay "L.A.F" Joel Little Co-writer, producer Nominated
2015 NZ Music Awards Broods Highest Selling Single "Mother & Father" Joel Little Co-writer, producer Nominated
2015 NZ Music Awards Broods Best Producer Evergreen Joel Little Producer, co-writer Nominated
2015 NZ Music Awards Broods Highest Selling Album Evergreen Joel Little Co-writer, producer Nominated
2015 NZ Music Awards Lorde Highest Selling Single "Yellow Flicker Beat" Joel Little Co-writer, producer Nominated
2015 NZ Music Awards Lorde Highest Selling Album Pure Heroine Joel Little Co-writer, producer Nominated
2015 NZ Music Awards Lorde Highest Selling Album Pure Heroine Joel Little Co-writer, producer Nominated
2015 NZ Music Awards Lorde Highest Selling Album The Love Club EP Joel Little Co-writer, producer Nominated
2015 NZ Music Awards She's So Rad Alternative Tango Anji Sami Artist, co-writer Nominated
2015 NZ Music Awards Shihad Best Engineer FVEY Evan Short Engineer Nominated
2014 NZ Music Awards Lorde Highest Selling Single "Royals" Joel Little Co-writer, producer Won
2014 NZ Music Awards Lorde Single of the Year "Team" Joel Little Co-writer, producer Won
2014 NZ Music Awards Lorde Album of the Year Pure Heroine Joel Little Co-writer, producer Won
2014 NZ Music Awards Lorde Best Engineer Pure Heroine Joel Little Engineer, co-writer, producer Won
2014 NZ Music Awards Lorde Best Producer Pure Heroine Joel Little Producer, co-writer Won
2014 NZ Music Awards Lorde Pop Pure Heroine Joel Little Co-writer, producer Won
2014 NZ Music Awards The Naked and Famous Group In Rolling Waves Aaron Short, Alisa Xayalith, Thom Powers Artists, co-writers, producers Won
2014 NZ Music Awards Broods Single of the Year "Bridges" Joel Little Co-writer, producer Nominated
2014 NZ Music Awards Lorde Highest Selling Single "Team" Joel Little Co-writer, producer Nominated
2014 NZ Music Awards Lorde Radio Airplay "Team" Joel Little Co-writer, producer Nominated
2014 NZ Music Awards Lorde Highest Selling Single "Tennis Court" Joel Little Co-writer, producer Nominated
2014 NZ Music Awards The Naked and Famous Single of the Year "Hearts Like Ours" Aaron Short, Alisa Xayalith, Thom Powers Artists, co-writers, producers Nominated
2014 NZ Music Awards The Naked and Famous Album of the Year In Rolling Waves Aaron Short, Alisa Xayalith, Thom Powers Artists, co-writers, producers Nominated
2014 NZ Music Awards The Naked and Famous Best Producer In Rolling Waves Thom Powers Artist, producer, co-writer Nominated
2013 APRA Song Awards Aaradhna Best Pacific Song "Wake Up" Evan Short Co-writer, producer Won
2013 NZ Music Awards Aaradhna Album of the Year Treble & Reverb Evan Short Co-writer, producer Won
2013 NZ Music Awards Aaradhna Pacific Treble & Reverb Evan Short Co-writer, producer Won
2013 APRA Silver Scroll Awards Lorde Silver Scroll "Royals" Joel Little Co-writer, producer Won
2013 NZ Music Awards Lorde Single of the Year "Royals" Joel Little Co-writer, producer Won
2013 Recording Academy Grammy Awards Lorde Song of the Year "Royals" Joel Little Co-writer, producer Won
2013 NZ Music Awards Lorde Highest Selling Single "Royals" Joel Little Co-writer, producer Nominated
2013 Recording Academy Grammy Awards Lorde Record of the Year "Royals" Joel Little Co-writer, producer Nominated
2013 Recording Academy Grammy Awards Miguel Best Urban Contemporary Album Kaleidoscope Dream Lance Powell Assistant engineer Nominated
2012 NZ Music Awards Concord Dawn Electronic Air Chrysalis Evan Short Artist, co-writer, producer Won
2012 NZ Music Awards The Checks Rock Deadly Summer Sway Karel Chabera Jr. Artist, bass Won
2012 NZ Music Awards The Naked and Famous International Achievement Aaron Short, Alisa Xayalith, Thom Powers Artists, co-writers, producers Won
2012 NZ Music Awards Gin Wigmore Single of the Year "Black Sheep" Gin Wigmore Artist, writer Nominated
2012 NZ Music Awards Gin Wigmore Highest Selling Album Gravel & Wine Gin Wigmore Artist, writer Nominated
2012 NZ Music Awards Gin Wigmore Pop Gravel & Wine Gin Wigmore Artist, writer Nominated
2012 NZ Music Awards Gin Wigmore People's Choice Gin Wigmore Artist, writer Nominated
2012 NZ Music Awards Mel Parsons Folk Red Blue Grey Mel Parsons Artist, writer Nominated
2011 NZ Music Awards The Naked and Famous Album of the Year Passive Me, Aggressive You Aaron Short, Alisa Xayalith, Thom Powers Artists, co-writers, producers Won
2011 NZ Music Awards The Naked and Famous Alternative Passive Me, Aggressive You Aaron Short, Alisa Xayalith, Thom Powers Artists, co-writers, producers Won
2011 NZ Music Awards The Naked and Famous Best Engineer Passive Me, Aggressive You Aaron Short, Thom Powers Engineers, artists, writers, producers Won
2011 NZ Music Awards The Naked and Famous Best Producer Passive Me, Aggressive You Aaron Short, Thom Powers Engineers, artists, writers, producers Won
2011 NZ Music Awards The Naked and Famous Breakthrough Artist Passive Me, Aggressive You Aaron Short, Alisa Xayalith, Thom Powers Artists, co-writers, producers Won
2011 NZ Music Awards The Naked and Famous Group Passive Me, Aggressive You Aaron Short, Alisa Xayalith, Thom Powers Artists, co-writers, producers Won
2011 NZ Music Awards Concord Dawn Electronic The Enemy Within Evan Short Artist, co-writer, producer Nominated
2011 NZ Music Awards Kids of 88 Pop Sugarpills Joel Little Co-writer, producer Nominated
2011 NZ Music Awards The Naked and Famous People's Choice Aaron Short, Alisa Xayalith, Thom Powers Artists, co-writers, producers Nominated
2010 NZ Music Awards Gin Wigmore Album of the Year Holy Smoke Gin Wigmore Artist, writer Won
2010 NZ Music Awards Gin Wigmore Breakthrough Artist Holy Smoke Gin Wigmore Artist, writer Won
2010 NZ Music Awards Gin Wigmore Highest Selling Album Holy Smoke Gin Wigmore Artist, writer Won
2010 NZ Music Awards Gin Wigmore Pop Holy Smoke Gin Wigmore Artist, writer Won
2010 NZ Music Awards Kids of 88 Single of the Year "Just A Liitle Bit" Joel Little Co-writer, producer Won
2010 NZ Music Awards The Checks Rock Alice By The Moon Karel Chabera Jr. Artist, bass Won
2010 APRA Silver Scroll Awards The Naked and Famous Silver Scroll Young Blood Aaron Short, Alisa Xayalith, Thom Powers Artists, co-writers, producers Won
2010 NZ Music Awards Dane Rumble Album of the Year The Experiment Joel Little Co-writer Nominated
2010 NZ Music Awards Dane Rumble Pop The Experiment Joel Little Co-writer Nominated
2010 NZ Music Awards Gin Wigmore Single of the Year "Oh My" Gin Wigmore Artist, writer Nominated
2010 NZ Music Awards Gin Wigmore People's Choice Gin Wigmore Artist, writer Nominated
2010 NZ Music Awards Mel Parsons Folk Over My Shoulder Mel Parsons Artist, writer Nominated
2010 NZ Music Awards The Checks Group Alice By The Moon Karel Chabera Jr. Artist, bass Nominated
2009 NZ Music Awards Midnight Youth Group The Brave Don't Run Matt Warman, Aidan Bartlett Artists, bass, drums Won
2009 NZ Music Awards Midnight Youth Rock The Brave Don't Run Matt Warman, Aidan Bartlett Artists, bass, drums Won
2009 NZ Music Awards Smashproof People's Choice Deach Artist, writer Won
2009 NZ Music Awards Smashproof ft. Gin Wigmore Highest Selling Single "Brother" Deach, Gin Wigmore Co-writer, featured vocal Won
2009 NZ Music Awards Kids of 88 Single of the Year "My House" Joel Little Co-writer, producer Nominated
2009 NZ Music Awards Midnight Youth Single of the Year "All On Our Own" Matt Warman, Aidan Bartlett Artists, bass, drums Nominated
2009 NZ Music Awards Midnight Youth Radio Airplay "The Letter" Matt Warman, Aidan Bartlett Artists, bass, drums Nominated
2009 NZ Music Awards Midnight Youth Album of the Year The Brave Don't Run Matt Warman, Aidan Bartlett Artists, bass, drums Nominated
2009 NZ Music Awards Midnight Youth Breakthrough Artist The Brave Don't Run Matt Warman, Aidan Bartlett Artists, bass, drums Nominated
2009 NZ Music Awards Midnight Youth People's Choice Matt Warman, Aidan Bartlett Artists, bass, drums Nominated
2009 NZ Music Awards Smashproof ft. Gin Wigmore Single of the Year "Brother" Deach, Gin Wigmore Co-writer, featured vocal Nominated
2008 NZ Music Awards Recloose Electronic Perfect Timing Matt Chicoine (tutor) Artist, co-writer, producer Won
2007 NZ Music Awards The Mint Chicks Album of the Year Crazy? Yes! Dumb? No! Mike Logie Artist, bass, co-writer Won
2007 NZ Music Awards The Mint Chicks Group Crazy? Yes! Dumb? No! Mike Logie Artist, bass, co-writer Won
2007 NZ Music Awards The Mint Chicks Rock Crazy? Yes! Dumb? No! Mike Logie Artist, bass, co-writer Won
2006 NZ Music Awards Concord Dawn Electronic Chaos By Design Evan Short Artist, co-writer, producer Won
2006 NZ Music Awards Concord Dawn Album of the Year Chaos by Design Evan Short Artist, co-writer, producer Nominated
2005 NZ Music Awards SJD Best Engineer Southern Lights Angus McNaughton (tutor) Engineer, producer Won
2005 NZ Music Awards SJD Best Producer Southern Lights Angus McNaughton (tutor) Engineer, producer Won
2005 NZ Music Awards The Checks Breakthrough Artist What You Heard Karel Chabera Jr. Artist, bass Won
2004 NZ Music Awards Concord Dawn Electronic Uprising Evan Short Artist, co-writer, producer Won
2006 NZ Music Awards Mt Raskil Preservation Society Single of the Year "Bathe In The River" Jean McAllister (tutor) Backing vocals Nominated
2006 NZ Music Awards Recloose Electronic Hiatus on the Horizon Matt Chicoine (tutor) Artist, co-writer, producer Nominated
2006 NZ Music Awards Sola Rosa Best Engineer Moves On Angus McNaughton (tutor) Engineer Nominated
1998 NZ Music Awards Trip to the Moon Jazz Jazz Hop Tom Ludvigson (tutor) Artist Nominated
1997 NZ Music Awards Bluetrain Jazz No Free Lunch Alan Brown (tutor) Artist Won
1997 NZ Music Awards Nairobi Trio Jazz Shelf Life John Quigley (tutor), Nigel Gavin (tutor) Artists Nominated
1997 NZ Music Awards DLT, Che Fu, Kevin Rangihuna, Angus McNaughton Songwriter "Chains' Angus McNaughton (tutor) Writer Won
1994 NZ Music Awards Bluespeak Jazz Late Last Night Tom Ludvigson (tutor) Artist Nominated
1994 NZ Music Awards Nairobi Trio Jazz Through The Clouds John Quigley (tutor), Nigel Gavin (tutor) Artists Nominated
1992 NZ Music Awards Nairobi Trio Jazz Nairobi Trio John Quigley (tutor), Nigel Gavin (tutor) Artists Nominated
1986 APRA Silver Scroll The Narcs APRA Silver Scroll Abandoned By Love Tony Waine (tutor) Songwriter Won
1984 NZ Music Awards The Narcs Single of the Year You Took Me Heart & Soul Dave McArtney (tutor), Tony Waine (tutor) Producer, Bass Won
1984 NZ Music Awards The Narcs Most Popular Song (Public Vote) You Took Me Heart & Soul Dave McArtney (tutor), Tony Waine (tutor) Producer, Bass Won
1984 NZ Music Awards The Narcs Best Producer You Took Me Heart & Soul Dave McArtney (tutor), Tony Waine (tutor) Producer, bass Won
1983 NZ Music Awards The Narcs Group of the Year The Narcs Tony Waine (tutor) Bass, songwriter Nominated
1982 NZ Music Awards The Narcs Group of the Year The Narcs Tony Waine (tutor) Bass, songwriter Nominated
1982 NZ Music Awards DD Smash Best Engineer Cool Bananas Paul Streekstra (tutor) Engineer Won
1981 NZ Music Awards Dave McArtney Male Dave McArtney (tutor) Artist, writer Won
1981 NZ Music Awards Dave McArtney & The Pink Flamingos Group Dave McArtney (tutor) Artist, writer Won
1981 NZ Music Awards Dave McArtney Most Promising Male Dave McArtney (tutor) Artist, writer Won
1981 NZ Music Awards Dave McArtney & The Pink Flamingos Album of the Year Dave McArtney & The Pink Flamingos Dave McArtney (tutor) Artist, writer Won
1978 NZ Music Awards Hello Sailor Group Harry Lyon (tutor), Dave McArtney (tutor) Artists, writers Won
1978 NZ Music Awards Hello Sailor Album of the Year Hello Sailor Harry Lyon (tutor), Dave McArtney (tutor) Artists, writers Won

Sources: APRA AMCOS Awards[21] NZ Music Awards[22] Grammy Awards[23]

References

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