List of awards and nominations received by Wentworth

Wentworth is an Australian television drama series which premiered on 1 May 2013. The series, including its cast members and crew, have been the recipient of several awards and nominations, most notably at the Logie Awards, AACTA Awards and the ASTRA Awards.

Awards and nominations received by Wentworth

Awards and nominations Award Won Nominated AACTA Awards 4 19 ASTRA Awards 4 14 Australian Directors Guild 1 3 Australian Screen Editors 0 2 Australian Writers' Guild Awards 1 5 Equity Ensemble Awards 0 6 Logie Awards 7 24 National Dreamtime Awards 2 2 Screen Producers Australia 1 7 TV Tonight Awards 5 8
Total number of wins and nominations
Totals	25	90
References

AACTA Awards

Year	Category	Nominee	Result	Notes	Ref
2014	Best Television Drama Series	Wentworth	Nominated	[lower-alpha 1]	[1]
	Best Guest or Supporting Actress in a Television Drama	Kris McQuade	Nominated	[lower-alpha 2]
2015 (1)	Best Lead Actress in a Television Drama	Danielle Cormack	Nominated	[lower-alpha 3]	[2]
2015 (2)	Best Television Drama Series	Wentworth	Nominated	[lower-alpha 4]	[3]
	Best Lead Actress in a Television Drama	Pamela Rabe	Won	[lower-alpha 5]
2016	Best Television Drama Series	Wentworth	Won	[lower-alpha 6]	[4]
	Best Lead Actress in a Television Drama	Danielle Cormack	Nominated	[lower-alpha 7]
	Best Lead Actress in a Television Drama	Pamela Rabe	Nominated	[lower-alpha 8]
	Best Direction in a Television Drama or Comedy	Kevin Carlin	Nominated	[lower-alpha 9]
	Best Editing in Television	Ben Joss	Won	[lower-alpha 10]
2017	Best Television Drama Series	Wentworth	Nominated	[lower-alpha 11]	[5]
	Best Lead Actress in a Television Drama	Pamela Rabe	Nominated	[lower-alpha 12]
	Subscription Television Award for Best New Talent	Zahra Newman	Won	[lower-alpha 13]
2018	Best Television Drama Series	Wentworth	Nominated	[lower-alpha 14]	[6]
	Best Lead Actress in a Television Drama	Leah Purcell	Nominated	[lower-alpha 15]
	Best Guest or Supporting Actress in a Television Drama	Celia Ireland	Nominated	[lower-alpha 16]
2019	Best Television Drama Series	Wentworth	Nominated	[lower-alpha 17]	[7]
2020	Best Television Drama Series	Wentworth	Nominated	[lower-alpha 18]	[8]
	Best Lead Actress in a Television Drama	Pamela Rabe	Nominated	[lower-alpha 19]

ASTRA Awards

Year	Category	Nominee	Result	Ref
2014	Most Outstanding Drama	Wentworth (Season 1)	Won	[9] [10]
	Most Outstanding New Talent	Shareena Clanton (Season 1)	Nominated
	Most Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor	Danielle Cormack (Season 1)	Nominated
	Most Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor	Nicole da Silva (Season 1)	Won
	Most Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor	Kris McQuade (Season 1)	Nominated
	Most Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor	Aaron Jeffery (Season 1 )	Nominated
	Most Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor	Robbie Magasiva (Season 1)	Nominated
2015	Most Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor	Danielle Cormack (Season 2)	Won	[11] [12]
	Most Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor	Celia Ireland (Season 2)	Nominated
	Most Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor	Nicole da Silva (Season 2)	Nominated
	Most Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor	Pamela Rabe (Season 2)	Nominated
	Most Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor	Aaron Jeffery (Season 2)	Nominated
	Most Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor	Robbie Magasiva (Season 2)	Nominated
	Most Outstanding Drama	Wentworth (Season 2)	Won

Australian Directors Guild

Year	Category	Nominee	Result	Ref
2015	Best Direction in a TV Drama Series	Kevin Carlin for "Into the Night"	Nominated	[13]
2018	Best Direction in a TV or SVOD Drama Series	Fiona Banks for "Belly of the Beast"	Won	[14]
2020	Best Direction in a TV or SVOD Drama Series	Kevin Carlin for "Under Siege: Part 2"	Nominated	[15]

Australian Screen Editors

Year	Category	Nominee	Result	Ref
2013	Best Editing in a Television Drama	Philip Watts for "No Place Like Home"	Nominated	[16]
2014	Best Editing in a Television Drama	Ben Joss for "Into the Night"	Nominated	[17]

Australian Writers' Guild Awards

Year	Category	Nominee	Result	Ref
2015	Best Script for a Television Series	Pete McTighe for "Fear Her"	Nominated	[18]
	Best Script for a Television Series	Stuart Page for "The Governor's Pleasure"	Won
2016	Best Script for a Television Series	Michael Lucas for "Plan Bea"	Nominated	[19]
	Best Script for a Television Series	Pete McTighe for "Blood and Fire"	Nominated
2017	Best Script for a Television Series or Miniseries	Pete McTighe for "Seeing Red"	Nominated	[20]

Equity Ensemble Awards

Year	Category	Nominee	Result	Ref
2014	Most Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series	Cast of Wentworth (Season 1)	Nominated	[21]
2015	Most Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series	Cast of Wentworth (Season 2)	Nominated	[22]
2016	Most Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series	Cast of Wentworth (Season 3)	Nominated	[23]
2017	Most Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series	Cast of Wentworth (Season 4)	Nominated	[24]
2018	Most Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series	Cast of Wentworth (Season 5)	Nominated	[25]
2019	Most Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series	Cast of Wentworth (Season 6)	Nominated	[26][27]

Logie Awards

Year	Category	Nominee	Result	Ref
2014	Most Outstanding Drama Series	Wentworth (Season 1)	Nominated	[28]
	Most Outstanding Actress	Danielle Cormack (Season 1)	Nominated
	Most Outstanding Newcomer	Shareena Clanton (Season 1)	Nominated
2015	Most Outstanding Drama Series	Wentworth (Season 2)	Won	[29] [30]
	Most Outstanding Actress	Danielle Cormack (Season 2)	Won
	Most Outstanding Actress	Nicole da Silva (Season 2)	Nominated
2016	Most Outstanding Actress	Pamela Rabe (Season 3)	Nominated	[31] [32]
	Most Outstanding Drama Series	Wentworth (Season 3)	Nominated
	Most Outstanding Supporting Actress	Celia Ireland (Season 3)	Won
2017	Most Outstanding Actress	Danielle Cormack (Season 4)	Nominated	[33]
	Most Outstanding Supporting Actress	Nicole da Silva (Season 4)	Nominated
	Best Drama Program	Wentworth (Season 4)	Nominated
	Most Outstanding Drama Program	Wentworth (Season 4)	Nominated
2018	Most Outstanding Actress	Kate Atkinson (Season 5)	Nominated	[34]
	Most Outstanding Actress	Pamela Rabe (Season 5)	Won
	Most Outstanding Drama Series	Wentworth (Season 5)	Won
	Most Outstanding Supporting Actress	Celia Ireland (Season 5)	Nominated
	Most Popular Drama Program	Wentworth (Season 5)	Won
2019	Most Outstanding Actor	Robbie Magasiva (Season 6)	Nominated	[35]
	Most Outstanding Actress	Leah Purcell (Season 6)	Nominated
	Most Outstanding Supporting Actor	Bernard Curry (Season 6)	Nominated
	Most Outstanding Supporting Actress	Celia Ireland (Season 6)	Nominated
	Most Popular Drama Program	Wentworth (Season 6)	Nominated
	Most Outstanding Drama Series	Wentworth (Season 6)	Won

National Dreamtime Awards

Year	Category	Nominee	Result	Ref
2018	Female Actor of the Year	Leah Purcell (Season 6)	Won	[36]
2019	Female Actor of the Year	Rarriwuy Hick (Season 7)	Won	[37]

Screen Producers Australia

Year	Category	Nominee	Result	Ref
2013	SPA Award for Drama Series Production of the Year	Fremantle Australia (Season 1)	Won	[38]
2014	SPA Award for Drama Series Production of the Year	Fremantle Australia (Season 2)	Nominated	[39]
2015	SPA Award for Drama Series Production of the Year	Fremantle Australia (Season 3)	Nominated	[40]
2016	SPA Award for Drama Series Production of the Year	Fremantle Australia (Season 4)	Nominated	[41]
2017	SPA Award for Drama Series Production of the Year	Fremantle Australia (Season 5)	Nominated	[42]
2018	SPA Award for Drama Series Production of the Year	Fremantle Australia (Season 6)	Nominated	[43]
2019	SPA Award for Drama Series Production of the Year	Fremantle Australia (Season 7)	Nominated	[44]

TV Tonight Awards

Year	Category	Nominee	Result	Ref
2014	TV Tonight Award for Best New Show (Australian)	Wentworth	Nominated	[45]
	TV Tonight Award for Best Australian Drama	Wentworth (Season 1)	Nominated	[45]
2015	TV Tonight Award for Best Australian Drama	Wentworth (Season 2)	Nominated	[46]
2016	TV Tonight Award for Best Australian Drama	Wentworth (Season 3)	Won	[47]
2017	TV Tonight Award for Best Australian Drama	Wentworth (Season 4)	Won	[48]
2018	TV Tonight Award for Best Australian Drama	Wentworth (Season 5)	Won	[49]
2019	TV Tonight Award for Best Australian Drama	Wentworth (Season 6)	Won	[50]
2020	TV Tonight Award for Best Australian Drama	Wentworth (Season 7)	Nominated	[51]
2021	TV Tonight Award for Best Australian Drama	Wentworth (Season 8, Part 1)	Won	[52]

Notes

1. Jo Porter & Amanda Crittenden – Wentworth: Season 1
2. Kris McQuade for Season 1, Episode 10 – "Checkmate"
3. Danielle Cormack for Season 2
4. Jo Porter & Amanda Crittenden – Wentworth: Season 3
5. Pamela Rabe for Season 3
6. Pino Amenta & Jo Porter – Wentworth: Season 4
7. Danielle Cormack for Season 4
8. Pamela Rabe for Season 4
9. Director Kevin Carlin for Season 4, Episode 12 – "Seeing Red"
10. Editor Ben Joss for Season 4, Episode 3 − "Prisoner"
11. Jo Porter & Pino Amenta – Wentworth: Season 5
12. Pamela Rabe for Season 5
13. Zara Newman for Season 5
14. Jo Porter & Pino Amenta – Wentworth: Season 6
15. Leah Purcell for Season 6
16. Celia Ireland for Season 6
17. Jo Porter & Pino Amenta – Wentworth: Season 7
18. Jo Porter & Pino Amenta – Wentworth: Season 8, Part 1
19. Pamela Rabe for Season 8, Part 1

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