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Scott Maxwell ARIA Music Teacher of the Year award 2018

Scott Maxwell ARIA Music Teacher of the Year award 2018

ARIA Awards produced 500,000 viewers across Australia

by Noise11.com on November 29, 2018

in News,Noise Pro

Around 500,000 viewers tuned in to watch the ARIA Awards across Australia last night.

The ARIA Awards did better than Hot Seat and The Project with Melbourne scoring its best audience with 152,000 viewers.

ARIA re-evaluated the content of the awards this year recognising the importance music education has on the industry by including Music Teacher of the Year in the broadcast.

The Music Teacher of the Year award was created to acknowledge the influence music teachers have on students. The winner was Scott Maxwell from Mt Gambier in South Australia.

The Music Teacher of the Year Award was introduced in 2017. The first winner Renee McCarthy, was also from South Australia.

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