Daddy" (1984) Cold Chisel – "Saturday Night" (1984) INXS – "Burn for You" (1984), "All the Voices" (1984), "Dancing on the Jetty", (1984), "What You Need" (1985) "Listen Like Thieves" (1986), "Need You Tonight"/"Mediate" (1987), "Never Tear Us Apart" (1988), "New Sensation" (1988), "Guns in the Sky" (1988), "Suicide Blonde" (1990), "By My Side" (1991), "Bitter Tears" (1991), "Heaven Sent" (1992), "Taste It" (1992), "The Gift" (1993), "Cut Your Roses Down" (1993) Models – "Barbados" (1985) Pete Townshend – "Face the Face" (1985), "Secondhand Love" (1985), "Give Blood" (1985) Big Pig – "Hungry Town" (1986) "Boy Wonder" (1988) Crowded House – "Mean to Me" (1986), "Into Temptation" (1988) Michael Hutchence – "Rooms for the Memory" (1987) U2 – "Desire" (1988), "Angel of Harlem" (1988) Max Q – "Way of the World" (1989), "Sometimes" (1990) Jenny Morris – "Saved Me" (1989) Awards and nominations Erwin Rado Prize 1980 Erwin Rado Prize, Melbourne International Film Festival, for short film, EvictionsCountdown Australian Music AwardsCountdown was an Australian pop music TV series on national broadcaster ABC-TV from 1974–1987, it presented music awards from 1979–1987, initially in conjunction with magazine TV Week. The TV Week / Countdown Awards were a combination of popular-voted and peer-voted awards. |- | 1983 | Tim Finn - "Fraction Too Much Friction" | Best Video | |- | 1984 | INXS - "Burn for You" | Best Video | |- | 1985 | INXS - "What You Need" (with Lyn-Marie Milbourn) | Best Video | |- MTV Video Music Awards |- | 1988 | INXS — "Need You Tonight/Mediate" | Best Editing in a Video | |- ARIA Music Awards The ARIA Music Awards is an annual awards ceremony that recognises excellence, innovation, and achievement across all genres of Australian music. They commenced in 1987. |- | 1989 | INXS - "Never Tear Us Apart" | Best Video | |- | 1994 | INXS - "The Gift" | Best Video | References General Note: Archived [on-line] copy has limited functionality. Note: [on-line] version established at White Room Electronic Publishing Pty Ltd in 2007 and was expanded from the 2002 edition. Specific External links "Richard Lowenstein", photo, 10 July 1980, Swinburne Newsletter'', Swinburne Institute of Technology "Personalities – 'Lowenstein' – Filmmaker Richard Lowenstein", photo, 1985, National Library of Australia Ghost Pictures Fandango Evictions on vimeo.com 1959 births ARIA Award winners Australian film producers Australian music video directors Australian people of German