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The Aotearoa Music Award for International Achievement is an Aotearoa Music Award that honours New Zealand music artists for their success in the music markets of other countries. Record sales are the main factor in determining the award, but record chart positions, sales of concert tickets and notable promotional performances are also taken into account.[1][failed verification] It was first awarded in 1984. It was not awarded in 2006. In 2005, 2008 and 2009, multiple artists received the honour.

Recipients

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1984 to 2002

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Year Winner Other finalists Ref.
1984 Tim Finn [2]
1985 Kiri Te Kanawa [3]
1986 Herbs [4]
1987 Neil Finn [5]
1988 Neil Finn [6]
1989 The Front Lawn [7]
1990 Fan Club [8]
1991 No awards held
1992 Crowded House [9]
1993 Jenny Morris [10]
1994 Crowded House [11]
1995 Headless Chickens [12]
1996 Shihad [13]
1997 OMC [14]
1998 OMC [15]
1999 Bic Runga [16]
2000 Bic Runga [17]
2001 Shihad [18]
2002 Salmonella Dub [19]

2003 to present

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From 2003, no finalists have been announced for the award.

Year Winner Ref.
2003 The Datsuns [20]
2004 Hayley Westenra [21]
2005 Scribe [22]
Evermore
Finn Brothers
2006 Not awarded [23]
2007 Evermore [24]
2008 Flight of the Conchords [25]
Savage
2009 Ladyhawke [26]
Brooke Fraser
2010 Stan Walker [27]
2011 Brooke Fraser [28]
2012 Kimbra [29]
2013 Lorde [30]
2014 Lorde [31]
2015 Lorde [32]
Savage
2016 Fat Freddy's Drop [33]

References

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