From the best dressed to the best in customer service, it was all smiles on Saturday night as some of Katherine's leading organisations and businesses gathered for the annual Chamber of Commerce Customer Service Awards.

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Now in its seventh year, the awards seek to highlight the importance of customer service while encouraging those working in the community to strive to exceed customers' expectations.

The awards recognised both individuals, businesses and organisations for their excellent service in Katherine, but it was ultimately Mimi Aboriginal Arts and Crafts which walked away with the top prize.

Hannah Hersey and Michael Miller were awarded for their impeccable style in the Best Dressed category.

Mathew Humphreys from Nitmiluk Heli -Touring accpets the Most Outstanding Individual award from Jason Hillier.

Judging of the best dressed is left to the experts.

Cassandra Trevilyan-Hayes, Michael Miller and Risha McDonald from Mimi Aboriginal Arts accept the top prize.

Nominees of the Most Outstanding Business wait for the winning announcement.

Katherine Tyerpower crew.

Mathew Humphreys from Nitmiluk Heli -Touring accepts the Most Outstanding Individual award from Jason Hillier.

Hannah Hersey was awarded the best dressed on the night.

Equalitea was a finalist for the Not for Profit award, which went to Katherine Isolated Childrens Services.

Equalitea won the People's Choice Award.

Mathew Humphreys from Nitmiluk Heli -Touring accepts his award for the Most Outstanding Individual.

Equalitea cafe won the People's Choice award.

The finalists convene for a group picture.

Mathew Humphreys, Jo Hersey and Christine Morrison wait for the announcement of the winner of the Most Outstanding Individual, which went to Mathew Humphreys.

Michael Miller presents Territory Families with an award for the winning Government Department.

The Most Outstanding Junior Individual award was awarded to Ashley Thomsen from Tyrepower.

Mandy Tootell accepted the Not for Profit award on behalf of Katherine Isolated Childrens Services.

Mimi Aboriginal Arts wins the Most Outstanding Business award.

Katherine Isolated Children's Services was awarded for their excellent service to the community.

Mandy Tootell awaits the desicion on the night's best dressed.

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Roxanne Fitzgerald

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In pictures: The Chamber of Commerce Customer Service Awards

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