UPDATES: Australia’s most high-profile celebrities have gathered at the Star Sydney for the 66th TV Week Logies Awards.
Hosted by Robert Irwin, the ceremony will kick off at 7pm and feature a performance from Peking Duck, with Simon Baker, Tim Minchin, Mick Molloy and Nat Barr among some of the key presenters.
The Gold Logie award will be announced at the end of the ceremony, with Ally Langdon, Julia Morris, Lisa Millar, Poh Ling Yeow, Robert Irwin, Sam Pang and Todd Woodbridge set to battle it out for the top gong.
Follow as we bring you live updates and all the winners as they are announced.
Key Events
Ally Langdon wins The Ray Martin award for A Current Affair
This is her second win for this award.
Ally took out the inaugural Ray Martin award last year - and shes up for Gold later this evening.
“This month I have been at Channel Nine for 25 years,” she says.
“I love coming to work and doing a job I genuinely love with extraordinary people who really, really care.”
Onya, Ally! Keep chasing down those dodgy builders!
The Ray Martin award is up next
And the nominees are:
- Ally Langdon, A Current Affair, The Great Debate and Election 2025: Australia Decides, 9Network
- David Speers, Australia Votes 2025: Election Night Live and Insiders, ABC
- Karl Stefanovic, Today, 9Network
- Michael Usher, 7NEWS and 7NEWS Spotlight, Seven Network
- Sarah Abo, Today, 9Network
- Sarah Ferguson, 7.30 and Australia Votes 2025: Election Night Live, ABC
Robert Irwin Wins his first ever Logie!
Robert Irwin has taken out Most Popular Presenter award.
It’s his first ever Logie.
Perhaps the first of several?
“First of all, what an incredible show to be a part of. I’m A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! That was like the greatest three years of my entire life,” he said.
He dedicates his win to his family.
Todd Woodbridge and little Eloise Hart are presenting
Eloise is so tiny and sweet - I love her!
She is nominated in the Graham Kennedy award tonight.
They are presenting the Bert Newton Award for Most Popular Presenter
- Amanda Keller, The Piano, ABC
- Hamish Blake, Lego Masters Australia: Grand Masters of the Galaxy, 9Network
- Julia Morris, I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!, Network 10
- Larry Emdur, The Chase Australia, Seven Network
- Lisa Millar, Muster Dogs, Muster Dogs: Where Are They Now and Back Roads, ABC
- Robert Irwin, I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!, Network 10
Robert Irwin gives his fellow Gold nominees a shout-out
“My dear friend, five time Gold Nominee Julia is the sweetest,” Robert says.
Now Julia is holding up a giant, glowing 5!
It’s her fifth Gold nomination, apparently.
These two clearly have a great friendship goign on...
The Assembly wins Best Factual or Documentary Logie
Leigh Sales is up to accept the award, along with the show’s producer.
Absolutely ADORE this show.
“This show has to go to the students,” says the show’s EP, giving a shout-out to the autistic students who ask the questions on their show.
Sales is looking like a proud parent!
Best Factual or Documentary is up next
And the nominees are:
- But Also John Clarke, ABC
- Revealed: Death Cap Murders, Stan
- Revealed: Joh – Last King of Queensland, Stan
- The Assembly, ABC
- The People vs Robodebt, SBS
- The Secret DNA Of Us, SBS
Masterchef wins Best Competition Reality
Masterchef has picked up its sixth Logies win.
The hosts are up to accept their award.
Wait, did Poh just stack it on the stairs?
Good recovery.
Mick Molloy and Tom Gleisner are presenting Best Competition Reality
Oh my goodness, these two are the GOAT.
I am LOLing over their intro...
And the nominees are:
- Big Brother, Network 10
- I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!, Network 10
- Lego Masters Australia: Grand Masters of the Galaxy, 9Network
- Love Island, 9Network
- MasterChef Australia, Network 10
- The Block, 9Network
RFDS beats off stiff competition
Channel 7 drama RFDS has taken home the Logie for Best Drama, beating a strong field of rivals including Dear Life, Heartbreak High, Mystery Road: Origin, The Twelve: Cape Rock Killer and Watching You.
The win marks a huge night for the series, which scored three Logies nominations overall.
Speaking after the win, the cast told The Nightly they were keen to return for another season, saying telling regional Australian stories was a beautiful way to showcase “the people and land that makes up the fabric of the vast majority of the country”.
“The RFDS does not exist without the rural communities of Australia,” they said.
Here’s to season four!
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