Australia 1991 ARIA Awards

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Praising the Tall Poppy ~ Celebrating Our Heroes

5th ARIA Awards Ceremony
25 March 1991 - Darling Harbour Convention Centre, Sydney, NSW

The 5th ARIA Awards was hosted by Bob Geldof. It was televised for the first time.

ARIA Awards

Hall Of Fame
Billy Thorpe, Don Burrows, Glenn Shorrock, Pete Dawson

Lifetime Achievement Award
Ted Albert

Outstanding Achievement Award
Midnight Oil

Album Of The Year
Midnight Oil - Blue Sky Mining

Highest Selling Album
John Farnham - Chain Reaction

Single Of The Year
Absent Friends
(I Don't Want To Be With) Nobody But You

Highest Selling Single
Craig McLachlan & Check 1-2
Mona

Song Of The Year
John Farnham - Burn For You

Best Independent Release
Killjoys The - Ruby

Best Indigenous Release
Archie Roach - Charcoal Lane

Best Adult Contemporary Album
Various - Come In Spinner

Best Group
Midnight Oil

Best Female Artist
Wendy Matthews

Best Male Artist
John Farnham

Breakthrough Artist - Album
Margaret Urlich - Safety In Numbers

Breakthrough Artist - Single
Wendy Matthews - Token Angels

Best New Talent
Archie Roach

Best Country Album
James Blundell - Hand It Down

Best Comedy Release
John Clarke & Bryan Dawe
Great Interviews Of The 20th Century

Best Children's Album
Robyn Archer - Mrs Bottles Burp

Fine Arts Awards

Best Classical Album
Stuart Challender, Sydney Symphony Orchestra
Sculthorpe: Orchestral Works

Best Jazz Album
Clarion Fracture Zone - Blue Shift

Best Original Soundtrack, Cast, Show Recording
Jon English & David Mackay - Paris

Artisan Awards

Best Video
Claudio Castle for - Midnight Oil - Blue Sky Mining

Best Cover Art
Livingstone Clarke, Midnight Oil - Midnight Oil - Blue Sky Mining

Engineer Of The Year
Doug Brady

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