August 14, 2026 — 5:30pm“So let me get this straight,” former Sunrise host David Koch typed out on Instagram within hours of the 66th TV Week Logie Awards nominations list being published in June.“Most Popular News or Public Affairs Presenter nominees for this year’s Logies contains both Today hosts but neither Sunrise hosts. A couple of facts you may have missed; Sunrise has won every single day this year ... This has been going on for years. If you ever complain you’re seen as a bad sport. But now I’m out of it I can say ... honestly WTF?” (No personality directly linked to Seven, which broadcasts the event, is nominated for a Gold Logie this year either).For three days, Seven’s snubs was the biggest controversy new Logies host Robert Irwin – who is also a Gold Logie nominee, again – could have tackled if he decides to take a leaf out of former host (and fellow Gold Logie nominee) Sam Pang’s book and deliver a biting opening monologue on Sunday night. Then Nine axed Karl Stefanovic’s multimillion-dollar contract, and all bets were off. Or are they?Robert Irwin, pictured here at the 64th TV WEEK Logie Awards in 2024, will be hosting the event for the first time on Sunday.Getty ImagesTasked with making the Logies cool enough for the TikTok generation to tune in to free-to-air television, 22-year-old Irwin may have to rely on more than his in-built charm to achieve that. Perhaps he’ll reference his recent Dancing with the Stars US victory and go for an Oscars-style opening number. Maybe, like his late father Steve Irwin, he’ll bring a snake on stage. Perhaps he’ll just rip off his shirt.Whatever his strategy, it’s unlikely the nicest guy in the country will address the fallout from the Stefanovic disaster (the former Today host, who is a nominee for the very award that kicked off Koch’s tirade, isn’t attending the event). He probably won’t touch on Kyle Sandilands’ – who joined Stefanovic in controversial independent podcaster land this week – departure from Australian Idol, done so to protect the show from activists targeting advertisers’ spend, either.But maybe he won’t have to. Perhaps that’s why Seven’s Natalie Barr and Matt Shirvington – or even Mick Molloy – have been called up to present. Maybe one of the award winners will pull a Sonia Kruger and deliver a train-wreck victory speech, and Stefanovic will finally be put to bed.Read on for the full list of nominees for the 66th TV Week Logie Awards. The live broadcast kicks off at 7pm AEST on Sunday, August 16, on Seven.TV WEEK Gold Logie Award for Most Popular Personality on Australian TelevisionHost and journalist, Ally LangdonPresenter and comedian, Julia MorrisJournalist and presenter, Lisa MillarJudge and co-host, Poh Ling YeowPresenter, Robert IrwinComedian and presenter, Sam PangHost and presenter, Todd WoodbridgeBert Newton Award for Most Popular PresenterAmanda 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)Graham Kennedy Award for Most Popular New TalentAndrea Lam, The Piano (ABC)Eloise Hart, Goolagong and Mystery Road: Origin (ABC)Lila McGuire, Goolagong (ABC)Rowan Witt, Ghosts Australia (Paramount+)Stuart Broad, The Ashes 2025-26 (Seven Network)Tamala, Ghosts Australia (Paramount+)Ray Martin Award for Most Popular News or Public Affairs PresenterAlly 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)Bruce McAvaney Award for Most Popular Sports PresenterBruce McAvaney, World Athletics Championships Tokyo 2025 (SBS)Danika Mason, Today, NRL and Freddy and the Eighth (9Network)Eddie McGuire, Footy Classified Tuesday and 2025 Melbourne Cup Carnival (9Network)James Bracey, 9News, Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games, NRL, 2026 Australian Open, 2025 Melbourne Cup, 100% Footy and 2025 Australian Swimming Trials (9Network)Jelena Dokic, 2026 Australian Open, 2025 Melbourne Cup, Wimbledon 2025, Roland Garros 2025, US Open 2025 and Cross Court 2025 (9Network)Ricky Ponting, The Ashes 2025-26 (Seven Network)TV WEEK SILVER LOGIE – Best Lead Actor in a DramaHunter Page-Lochard, Reckless (SBS/NITV)Jacob Elordi, The Narrow Road to the Deep North (Prime Video)Mark Coles Smith, Mystery Road: Origin (ABC)Rob Collins, RFDS (Seven Network)Sam Neill, The Twelve: Cape Rock Killer (Binge/Foxtel)Stephen Peacocke, RFDS (Seven Network)TV WEEK SILVER LOGIE – Best Lead Actress in a DramaAisha Dee, Watching You (Stan*)Brooke Satchwell, Dear Life (Stan)Lila McGuire, Goolagong (ABC)Odessa Young, The Narrow Road to the Deep North (Prime Video)Tuuli Narkle, Mystery Road: Origin (ABC)Yerin Ha, The Survivors (Netflix)TV WEEK SILVER LOGIE – Best Supporting Actor in a DramaClarence Ryan, Mystery Road: Origin (ABC)Damien Garvey, The Survivors (Netflix)Dan Henshall, The Family Next Door (ABC)Simon Baker, The Narrow Road to the Deep North (Prime Video)Thomas Weatherall, Heartbreak High (Netflix)Thomas Weatherall, The Narrow Road to the Deep North (Prime Video)TV WEEK SILVER LOGIE – Best Supporting Actress in a DramaCatherine McClements, The Survivors (Netflix)Claudia Karvan, Homebodies (SBS)Eleanor Matsuura, Dear Life (Stan)Heather Mitchell, The Narrow Road to the Deep North (Prime Video)Philippa Northeast, The Family Next Door (ABC)Robyn Malcolm, The Survivors (Netflix)Sports broadcaster Bruce McAvaney (second from right) has had a new award named in his honour, the Bruce McAvaney Award for Most Popular Sports Presenter. He is also nominated for it.WireImageTV WEEK SILVER LOGIE – Best Actor in a ComedyBen Miller, Austin (ABC)George Zhao, Ghosts Australia (Paramount+)Leon Ford, Dog Park (ABC)Matt Day, Strife (Binge/Foxtel)Michael Theo, Austin (ABC)Steve Bisley, Deadloch, (Prime Video)TV WEEK SILVER LOGIE – Best Actress in a ComedyAsher Keddie, Strife (Binge/Foxtel)Celia Pacquola, Dog Park (ABC)Denise Scott, Mother and Son (ABC)Kate Box, Deadloch (Prime Video)Madeleine Sami, Deadloch (Prime Video)Michelle Brasier, Ghosts Australia (Paramount+)Best Drama ProgramDear Life (Stan)Heartbreak High (Netflix)Mystery Road: Origin (ABC)RFDS (Seven Network)The Twelve: Cape Rock Killer (Binge/Foxtel)Watching You (Stan)Best Miniseries or TelemovieGoolagong (ABC)Homebodies (SBS)Mix Tape (Binge/Foxtel)The Family Next Door (ABC)The Narrow Road to the Deep North (Prime Video)The Survivors (Netflix)Best Entertainment ProgramAustralian Idol (Seven Network)Dancing With The Stars (Seven Network)The 1% Club Australia (Seven Network)The Floor (9Network)The Piano (ABC)Tipping Point Australia (9Network)Best Current Affairs Program60 Minutes (9Network)7.30 (ABC)A Current Affair (9Network)Australian Story (ABC)Four Corners (ABC)Today (9Network)Guy Montgomery with the Graham Kennedy Award for most popular new talent in 2025. This year, Guy Montgomery’s Guy Mont Spelling Bee is nominated for Best Comedy Entertainment Program.Getty ImagesBest Scripted Comedy ProgramAustin (ABC)Deadloch (Prime Video)Dog Park (ABC)Strife (Binge/Foxtel)The Artful Dodger (Disney+)Top End Bub (Prime Video)Best Comedy Entertainment ProgramGruen Nation (ABC)Guy Montgomery’s Guy Mont Spelling Bee (ABC)Hard Quiz (ABC)Have You Been Paying Attention? (Network 10)The Cheap Seats (Network 10)The Front Bar (Seven Network)Best Competition Reality ProgramBig 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)Best Structured Reality ProgramFarmer Wants A Wife (Seven Network)Gogglebox Australia (Network 10)Married at First Sight (9Network)Muster Dogs (ABC)The Golden Bachelor (9Network)The Hospital: In The Deep End (SBS)Best Lifestyle ProgramGetaway (9Network)Grand Designs Australia (ABC)Love It Or List It Australia (Binge/Foxtel)Selling Houses Australia (Binge/Foxtel)The Dog House Australia (Network 10)Travel Guides (9Network)Gold Logie nominee Lisa Millar with Zoe and her dog Buddy on Muster Dogs: Where are They Now?Best News Coverage or Public Affairs ReportBondi Terror Attack, 7NEWS and Sunrise (Seven Network)Fighting Back, A Current Affair (9Network)Hammered: Inside the Bunnings Machine, Four Corners (ABC)Iran War, 7NEWS (Seven Network)Out of Order, 60 Minutes (9Network)Virginia’s Final Wish, 60 Minutes (9Network)Best Factual or Documentary ProgramBut 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)Best Sports Coverage2025 Melbourne Cup Carnival (9Network)2025 Men’s & Women’s State of Origin Series (9Network)AFL Grand Final 2025 (Seven Network)Australian Open 2026 (9Network)Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games (9Network)The Ashes 2025-26 (Seven Network)Best Children’s ProgramDo Not Watch This Show (ABC)Dreaming Big (NITV)Ginger and the Vegesaurs (ABC)Hard Quiz Kids (ABC)Knee High Spies (ABC)Play School (ABC)*Nine and Stan are owned by the owner of this masthead.Want more TV? 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