Australian Film Institute Award for Best Achievement in Editing
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The Australian Film Institute Award for Best Achievement in Editing is an award in the annual Australian Film Institute Awards. It has been awarded annually since 1967.
- 1967: Cardin in Australia
- 1968: Stefan Sargent (The Change at Groote)
- 1969: Peter Tammer (And Then There Was Glass)
- 1970: Rod Adamson (Big Island)
- 1971: Not awarded this year
- 1972: Not awarded this year
- 1973: David Stiven (One Hundred a Day)
- 1974/5: Not awarded this year
- 1976: Edward McQueen-Mason (End Play)
- 1977: William Anderson (Don's Party)
- 1978: John Scott (Newsfront)
- 1979: Tony Paterson, Clifford Hayes (Mad Max)
- 1980: William Anderson (Breaker Morant)
- 1981: William Anderson (Gallipoli)
- 1982: D.Stiven, T.Wellburn, M.Balson, C.Plowright, G.Miller (Mad Max 2)
- 1983: Tony Paterson (Phar Lap)
- 1984: William Anderson (Razorback)
- 1985: Brian Kavanagh (Frog Dreaming)
- 1986: Ken Sallows (Malcolm)
- 1987: David Pulbrook (Ground Zero)
- 1988: John Scott (The Navigator)
- 1989: Richard Francis-Bruce (Dead Calm)
- 1990: Robert Gibson (Flirting)
- 1991: Ken Sallows (Proof)
- 1992: Jill Bilcock (Strictly Ballroom)
- 1993: Veronika Jenet (The Piano)
- 1994: Suresh Ayyar (Bad Boy Bubby)
- 1995: Dany Cooper (Angel Baby)
- 1996: Pip Karmel (Shine)
- 1997: Henry Dangar (Kiss or kill)
- 1998: Jill Bilcock (Head On)
- 1999: Lee Smith (Two Hands)
- 2000: Martin Connor (Looking For Alibrandi)
- 2001: Jill Bilcock (Moulin Rouge!)
- 2002: Reva Childs (Walking On Water)
- 2003: Jill Bilcock (Japanese Story)
- 2004: Scott Gray (Somersault)
- 2005: Alexandre de Franceschi ASE, John Scott ASE (Little Fish)
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