SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - JUNE 16: Gold Logie for Most Popular Personality on Australian Television nominees, Poh Ling Yeow, Allison Langdon, Hamish Blake, Julia Morris, Sonia Kruger and Lisa Millar attend the TV WEEK Logie Awards Nominations Announcement in the Yallamundi Rooms at the Sydney Opera House on June 16, 2025 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Hanna Lassen/Getty Images for TV WEEK)
The 65th TV Week Logie Awards nominations have been announced, revealing a diverse array of talent vying for Australia’s most prestigious television honors. Among the nominees for the coveted Gold Logie for Most Popular Personality on Australian Television are familiar faces like Home and Away’s Lynne McGranger and television host Sonia Kruger, who is well-known for her roles on The Voice and Dancing with the Stars.
Joining them in the race for the top accolade are Julia Morris and Hamish Blake, alongside first-time nominees such as Ally Langdon, Lisa Millar, and Poh Ling Yeow. The nominations were revealed on Monday morning at the iconic Sydney Opera House, setting the stage for an exciting awards ceremony at The Star in Sydney on August 3.
A New Era for the Logies
This year’s Logies introduces a new category, the Ray Martin Award for Most Popular News or Public Affairs Reporter, recognizing the evolving landscape of Australian television. The award sits alongside established honors like the Graham Kennedy Award for Most Popular New Talent and the Bert Newton Award for Most Popular Presenter.
Ray Martin himself attended the nominations announcement, which took place in the Yallamundi Rooms at the Sydney Opera House. The category’s inaugural nominees include 7 News’ Michael Usher, 9News’ Peter Overton, and 7.30’s Sarah Ferguson, among others.
Celebrating Australian Television
Amber Giles, TV Week’s Editorial Director, expressed excitement over the nominations, noting the broad spectrum of Australian stories represented.
“Looking at the list of nominations, it’s always thrilling to see the diverse range of Australian stories being told on our screens,” she said. “It’s especially pleasing to see the breadth of original Australian content on both free-to-air and streaming services.”
Giles encouraged viewers to participate in the voting process, highlighting the importance of audience engagement in celebrating the country’s television achievements. Voting is open until 7pm AEST on Friday, August 1, allowing fans to support their favorite shows and personalities.
Key Nominees and Categories
The Gold Logie category is fiercely competitive, featuring Lynne McGranger, who recently concluded a 33-year tenure on Home and Away, and Sonia Kruger, who has become a staple on Australian television. Despite her nomination, McGranger will not attend the ceremony as she is currently overseas.
Other notable categories include the Bert Newton Award for Most Popular Presenter, with nominees like Ricki-Lee and Todd Woodbridge, and the Graham Kennedy Award for Most Popular Talent, highlighting rising stars such as Hailey Pinto and Guy Montgomery.
Noteworthy Nominations
- Silver Logie for Best Lead Actor in a Drama: Lloyd Griffith, Michael Dorman, and Sam Neill are among the contenders.
- Silver Logie for Best Lead Actress in a Drama: Lynne McGranger, Alycia Debnam-Carey, and Anna Torv lead the nominations.
- Best Drama Program: Competing for this honor are series like Bump, Heartbreak High, and The Twelve.
Broadcast and Voting Details
The beloved Logies ceremony will be broadcast live on Channel Seven and 7Plus, with comedian Sam Pang returning as host. This year’s event promises to be a celebration of both established and emerging talent within the Australian television industry.
As the anticipation builds, viewers are encouraged to cast their votes and support their favorite nominees. The Logies not only honor individual achievements but also reflect the dynamic and evolving nature of Australian television.
With new categories and a fresh slate of nominees, the 2025 Logie Awards are set to be a landmark event, celebrating the creativity and talent that define the Australian screen landscape.
