AACTA Award for Best Reality Television Series


The AACTA Award for Best Reality Television Series is an award presented by the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts, a non-profit organisation whose aim is to "identify, award, promote and celebrate Australia's greatest achievements in film and television." The award is presented at the annual AACTA Awards, which hand out accolades for achievements in feature film, television, documentaries and short films. The award was first introduced in 2012, for the 2nd AACTA Awards in 2013, due to the growth of reality television productions in Australia. Reality television productions could previously be submitted in the Best Light Entertainment Series category.
To be eligible, the production being submitted must: be significantly non-scripted; "involve participants being placed in an environment or format in which the premise, circumstances or situations they encounter are manipulated for the purposes of creating the program"; be no less than four episodes of at least half an hour in length; not be a news, current affairs, light entertainment or documentary series; and not be a production that requires a producer to set up a situation "that is then observed with minimal further intervention by the producers". The winner of the award is the producer of the program.
Masterchef Australia has received six wins from ten nominations, more than any other program. Programs from the Network 10 have received the most nominations with 18. Network 10 have received the most overall wins, with eight.

Winners and nominees

YearProgramNetworkRecipient
2012
(2nd)
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2012
(2nd)
The Amazing Race AustraliaSeven NetworkDavid Gardner and Matthew Kowald
2012
(2nd)
Masterchef Australia Network TenTim Toni
2012
(2nd)
My Kitchen Rules Seven NetworkMatt Apps, Greg Swanborough and Evan Wilkes
2012
(2nd)
The VoiceNine NetworkJulie Ward
2013
(3rd)
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2013
(3rd)
MasterChef Australia: The ProfessionalsNetwork TenMargaret Bashfield, David McDonald, Mark Barlin, and Tim Toni
2013
(3rd)
Australia's Got Talent Nine NetworkGreg Beness and Steve Kelly
2013
(3rd)
My Kitchen Rules Seven NetworkRikkie Proost, Matt Apps, Evan Wilkes and Greg Swanborough
2013
(3rd)
The X Factor Seven NetworkJonathon Summerhayes
2014
(4th)
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2014
(4th)
The VoiceNine NetworkJulie Ward
2014
(4th)
MasterChef Australia Network TenMargaret Bashfield, Dave Forrester, David McDonald, and Keely Sonntag
2014
(4th)
The Voice KidsNine NetworkJulie Ward
2014
(4th)
The X FactorSeven NetworkJonathon Summerhayes
2015
(5th)
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2015
(5th)
MasterChef Australia Network TenMargaret Bashfield, Marty Benson, Tim Toni and Rob Wallace
2015
(5th)
My Kitchen Rules Seven NetworkRikkie Proost, Evan Wilkes and Matt Apps
2015
(5th)
The Real Housewives of Melbourne ArenaKylie Washington, Lisa Potasz and Virginia Hodgson
2015
(5th)
The VoiceNine NetworkRichard Rietveld
2015
(5th)
The X FactorSeven NetworkDigby Mitchell
2016
(6th)
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2016
(6th)
MasterChef Australia Network TenMarty Benson, Tim Toni and Rob Wallace
2016
(6th)
My Kitchen Rules Seven NetworkMatt Apps, Joe Herdman and Rikkie Proost
2016
(6th)
First DatesSeven NetworkGeraldine Orrock, Bikkie Proost and Brad Gustafson
2016
(6th)
The RecruitFox8Luke Tuncliffe and Lara Hopkins
2017
(7th)
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2017
(7th)
MasterChef Australia Network TenMarty Benson, Adam Fergusson and Tim Toni
2017
(7th)
Australian Survivor Network TenPeter Newman, Amelia Fisk, Tim Toni, Mark Barlin
2017
(7th)
Little Big ShotsSeven NetworkShaun Murphy, Sophia Mogford, Nick Davies
2017
(7th)
My Kitchen Rules Seven NetworkJoe Herdman, Matt Apps
2018
(8th)
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2018
(8th)
Australian Survivor Network TenAmelia Fisk, Georgina Hinds and Adam Fergusson
2018
(8th)
Masterchef Australia Network TenMarty Benson, Tim Toni, Adam Fergusson
2018
(8th)
My Kitchen Rules Seven NetworkMatt Apps, Joe Herdman
2018
(8th)
The Real Housewives of Melbourne ArenaKylie Washington, Lisa Potasz, Natalie Brosnan, Pip Rubira
2018
(8th)
The Single WivesSeven NetworkPaul Franklin, Chris Culvenor
2019
(9th)
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2019
(9th)
Australian Survivor Network 10Amelia Fisk and Adam Fergusson
2019
(9th)
The Block Nine NetworkJulian Cress, David Barbour
2019
(9th)
Married at First SightNine NetworkTara McWilliams, Emma Lamb, Kate Feely
2019
(9th)
Masterchef Australia Network 10Marty Benson, Adam Fergusson
2019
(9th)
My Kitchen Rules Seven NetworkJoe Herdman, David Dutton, Nicole Anthony, Therese Hegarty, Angus Ross
2020
(10th)
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2020
(10th)
Masterchef Australia Network 10Marty Benson and Adam Fergusson
2020
(10th)
The Amazing Race Australia Network 10Paul Franklin, Chris Culvenor, Sophia Mogford, Stephen Tate
2020
(10th)
Australian Survivor Network 10Amelia Fisk, Keely Sonntag, Adam Fergusson
2020
(10th)
The Block Nine NetworkDavid Barbour, Julian Cress
2020
(10th)
I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! Network 10Ben Ulm, Clare Bath, Alex Mavroidakis, Riima Daher
2020
(10th)
The Real Dirty DancingSeven NetworkPaul Franklin, Chris Culvenor, Sophia Mogford, Sonya Wilkes
2021
(11th)
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2021
(11th)
Masterchef Australia Network 10Marty Benson, Adam Fergusson, Eoin Maher
2021
(11th)
The Amazing Race Australia Network 10Sophia Mogford, Rikkie Proost, Evan Wilkes, Cathie Scott
2021
(11th)
Australian Survivor Network 10Keely Sonntag, Di Yang, Amelia Fisk, Adam Fergusson
2021
(11th)
The Block Nine NetworkDavid Barbour, Julian Cress
2021
(11th)
Luxe Listings SydneyAmazon Prime VideoPaul Franklin, Chris Culvenor, Rikkie Proost
2021
(11th)
The Real Housewives of Melbourne Fox ArenaPip Rubira, Neil Singh & Natalie Brosnan