# Deadly Awards 1998

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Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander annual music awards

The [Deadly Awards](/source/Deadly_Awards) were an annual celebration of [Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander](/source/Indigenous_Australians) achievement in music, sport, entertainment and community. Winners of the 1998 Deadlys were:[1]

## Music

- Outstanding Contribution to Aboriginal Music – [CAAMA](/source/CAAMA)

- Most Promising New Talent – [Native Ryme Syndicate](/source/Native_Ryme_Syndicate)

- Male Artist of The Year – [Archie Roach](/source/Archie_Roach)

- Female Artist of The Year – [Christine Anu](/source/Christine_Anu)

- Album Release of The Year – [The Pigram Brothers](/source/The_Pigram_Brothers), *Saltwater Country*

- Band of The Year – [NoKTuRNL](/source/NoKTuRNL)

- Single Release of The Year – [Warren H Williams](/source/Warren_H_Williams), *Raining on the Rock*

## Arts

- Excellence in Film or Theatrical Score – [Jimmy Chi](/source/Jimmy_Chi), [Kuckles](/source/Kuckles), [The Pigram Brothers](/source/The_Pigram_Brothers) – *[Corrugation Road](/source/Corrugation_Road)*

## Community

- Aboriginal Broadcaster of The Year – Mary Geddardyu (Mary G alter ego of [Mark Bin Bakar](/source/Mark_Bin_Bakar)), Radio Goolarri

## References

1. **[^](#cite_ref-1)** ["1998 Winners"](https://web.archive.org/web/20070928062012/http://www.deadlys.vibe.com.au/deadlys_new/winners/1998/index.asp). *The Deadlys*. 1998. Archived from [the original](http://www.deadlys.vibe.com.au/deadlys_new/winners/1998/index.asp) on 28 September 2007. Retrieved 5 August 2024.

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