The 2025 Logie Award winners were revealed in Sydney on Sunday night, with some massive wins and surprises announced.
Claiming all five prizes that it was nominated for, “Fisk” won Best Scripted Comedy Program at the event, the accolades’ 65th ceremony. The hit series also saw Kitty Flanagan and Aaron Chen collect Silver Logies in the comedy Best Lead fields, while Julia Zemiro and Glenn Butcher did the same in the Best Supporting categories.
“Home and Away” star McGranger, one of six women among the seven 2025 nominees for the Gold Logie for Most Popular Personality on Australian Television, earned the coveted statuette for portraying Irene Roberts on the long-running soap opera. The actress joined the series in 1993, and announced earlier in 2025 that she’s leaving Summer Bay after more than three decades.
“This show has been kept afloat because of the wonderful writers and the wonderful production,” said McGranger, accepting the Gold Logie. “Yeah, it is a soap — but you know what, it gives Australia’s actors and crew so much work, and we are so proud of it. Thirty-eight years, the bloody thing has been going for. It just won’t die. Fantastic.”
“A Current Affair’s” Ally Langdon, “I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!’s” Julia Morris, “Back Roads’” Lisa Millar, “MasterChef Australia’s” Poh Ling Yeow and “The Voice’s” Sonia Kruger were also in the running for the annual awards’ most-prestigious prize, alongside “LEGO Masters Australia’s” Hamish Blake.
The longest-serving female actor on an Australian drama in history, McGranger also emerged victorious in the Best Lead Actress in a Drama camp, picking up a Silver Logie for her first-ever win at the event in her career.
For “The Twelve,” Sam Neill is 2025’s Silver Logie-winner for Best Lead Actor in a Drama, while “Return To Paradise” is 2025’s Best Drama.
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On the day before the ceremony, Magda Szubanski was revealed as this year’s inductee into Logie Awards Hall of Fame. After Ruth Cracknell, Kerri-Anne Kennerley, Noni Hazelhurst and Rebecca Gibney, the comedian, “Kath & Kim” star and three-time Most Popular Comedy Personality-winner is just the fifth woman to receive the honour.
“I just feel fortunate and grateful to have had 40 years in this industry, in this country,” said Szubanksi, accepting the accolade via a pre-recorded video due to her battle with stage-four mantle cell lymphoma. “Because by god, at least we are sane.”
Hosted by Sam Pang and held at The Star Sydney, the 2025 Logie Awards also featured moving individual odes to both journalist George Negus and model-turned-media personality Maggie Tabberer, preceding the night’s in-memorium tribute to Australian talents lost over the past year.
When “Unbreakable: The Jelena Dokic Story” was announced as the Best Factual or Documentary Program winner, the former world No. 4 tennis player advised that “we have done a massive thing.” Dokic continued: “this is not about winning. This is about a win for victims and survivors, especially of domestic violence and mental health.”
While Langdon missed out on the Gold Logie, she received the first Ray Martin Award for Most Popular News or Public Affairs Presenter. The Logies’ two other prizes named after icons of the industry, the Bert Newton Award for Most Popular Presenter and the Graham Kennedy Award for Most Popular New Talent, went to Todd Woodbridge and Guy Montgomery, respectively.
2025’s event opened with Jimmy Barnes performing “Working Class Man,” launching an entertainment lineup that also included Guy Sebastian and Marcia Hines, as well as American singer-songwriter Richard Marx. “I can’t think of a song that has less of a connection to the people in this room tonight,” Pang joked during his monologue about Barnes’ classic track.
After being celebrated in the host’s introductory remarks for becoming the most-streamed show globally in 2024, “Bluey” was named Best Children’s Program.
“The Voice” received the first award of the ceremony, for Best Entertainment Program, with “Muster Dogs: Collies & Kelpies,” “LEGO Masters Australia,” “Australian Story,” “The Voice” and “Have You Been Paying Attention?” also among the titles to nab trophies across the night.
Check out the full list of 2025 Logie winners below.
Gold Logie for Most Popular Personality on Australian Television
Ally Langdon, “A Current Affair,” “The Olympic Games Paris 2024,” 9Network
Hamish Blake, “LEGO Masters Australia,” 9Network
Julia Morris, “I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!,” Network 10
Lisa Millar, “Back Roads,” “ABC News Breakfast,” “Muster Dogs: Where Are They Now,” “Muster Dogs: Collies & Kelpies,” ABC
WINNER: Lynne McGranger, “Home and Away,” Seven Network
Poh Ling Yeow, “MasterChef Australia,” Network 10
Sonia Kruger, “The Voice,” “Dancing With The Stars,” “Logies Red Carpet Show,” Seven Network
Bert Newton Award for Most Popular Presenter
Hamish Blake, “LEGO Masters Australia,” 9Network
Julia Morris, “I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!,” Network 10
Ricki-Lee, “Australian Idol,” Seven Network
Sonia Kruger, “The Voice,” “Dancing With The Stars,” “Logies Red Carpet Show,” Seven Network
WINNER: Todd Woodbridge, “Tipping Point Australia,” “Australian Open,” “The Olympic Games Paris 2024,” “Paris 2024 Paralympic Games,” 9Network
Zan Rowe, “Take 5 With Zan Rowe,” “ABC New Year’s Eve,” ABC
Graham Kennedy Award for Most Popular New Talent
WINNER: Guy Montgomery, “Guy Montgomery’s Guy Mont Spelling Bee,” ABC
Hailey Pinto, “Home and Away,” Seven Network
Jenny Tian, “Taskmaster Australia,” Network 10
Kate Miller-Heidke, “The Voice,” Seven Network
Kylah Day, “Territory,” Netflix
Sofia Levin, “MasterChef Australia,” Network 10
Ray Martin Award for Most Popular News or Public Affairs Presenter
WINNER: Ally Langdon, “A Current Affair,” 9Network
David Speers, “Insiders,” ABC
Michael Usher, “7NEWS,” “7NEWS Spotlight,” Seven Network
Peter Overton, “9News,” 9Network
Sarah Ferguson, “7.30,” ABC
Tara Brown, “60 Minutes,” “Dangerous Lies: Unmasking Belle Gibson,” 9Network
Silver Logie for Best Lead Actor in a Drama
Lloyd Griffith, “Return To Paradise,” ABC
Michael Dorman, “Territory,” Netflix
Robert Taylor, “Territory,” Netflix
Sam Corlett, “Territory,” Netflix
WINNER: Sam Neill, “The Twelve,” BINGE / FOXTEL
Tai Hara, “Return To Paradise,” ABC
Silver Logie for Best Lead Actress in a Drama
Alycia Debnam-Carey, “Apple Cider Vinegar,” Netflix
Anna Samson, “Return To Paradise,” ABC
Anna Torv, “Territory,” Netflix
Ayesha Madon, “Heartbreak High,” Netflix
Kaitlyn Dever, “Apple Cider Vinegar,” Netflix
WINNER: Lynne McGranger, “Home and Away,” Seven Network
Silver Logie for Best Lead Actor in a Comedy
WINNER: Aaron Chen, “Fisk,” ABC
Ben Miller, “Austin,” ABC
Clancy Brown, “Good Cop/Bad Cop,” Stan
Luke Cook, “Good Cop/Bad Cop,” Stan
Michael Theo, “Austin,” ABC
Patrick Brammall, “Colin From Accounts,” BINGE / FOXTEL
Silver Logie for Best Lead Actress in a Comedy
Harriet Dyer, “Colin From Accounts,” BINGE / FOXTEL
Jenna Owen, “Nugget is Dead: A Christmas Story,” Stan
WINNER: Kitty Flanagan, “Fisk,” ABC
Leighton Meester, “Good Cop/Bad Cop,” Stan
Sally Phillips, “Austin,” ABC
Vic Zerbst, “Nugget is Dead: A Christmas Story,” Stan
Silver Logie for Best Supporting Actor
Ashley Zukerman, “Apple Cider Vinegar,” Netflix
Darren Gilshenan, “Colin From Accounts,” BINGE / FOXTEL
WINNER: Glenn Butcher, “Fisk,” ABC
Mark Coles Smith, “Apple Cider Vinegar,” Netflix
Matt Nable, “Apple Cider Vinegar,” Netflix
Sam Delich, “Territory,” Netflix
Silver Logie for Best Supporting Actress
Aisha Dee, “Apple Cider Vinegar,” Netflix
Chloé Hayden, “Heartbreak High,” Netflix
WINNER: Julia Zemiro, “Fisk,” ABC
Marg Downey, “The Newsreader,” ABC
Michelle Lim Davidson, “The Newsreader,” ABC
Tilda Cobham-Hervey, “Apple Cider Vinegar,” Netflix
Best Drama Program
“Bump,” Stan
“Heartbreak High,” Netflix
WINNER: “Return To Paradise,” ABC
“Territory,” Netflix
“The Newsreader,” ABC
“The Twelve,” BINGE / FOXTEL
Best Miniseries or Telemovie
WINNER: “Apple Cider Vinegar,” Netflix
“Critical Incident,” Stan
“Fake,” Paramount+
“How To Make Gravy,” BINGE / FOXTEL
“Human Error,” 9Network
“Plum,” ABC
Best Entertainment Program
“ABC New Year’s Eve,” ABC
“Australian Idol,” Seven Network
“Countdown 50 Years On,” ABC
“Dancing With The Stars,” Seven Network
WINNER: “The Voice,” Seven Network
“Vision Australia’s Carols by Candlelight,” 9Network
Best Current Affairs Program
“60 Minutes,” 9Network
“7.30,” ABC
“7NEWS Spotlight,” Seven Network
“A Current Affair,” 9Network
WINNER: “Australian Story,” ABC
“Four Corners,” ABC
Best Scripted Comedy Program
“Austin,” ABC
“Colin From Accounts,” BINGE / FOXTEL
WINNER: “Fisk,” ABC
“Good Cop/Bad Cop,” Stan
“Melbourne International Comedy Festival,” ABC
“Optics,” ABC
Best Comedy Entertainment Program
“Gruen,” ABC
“Hard Quiz,” ABC
WINNER: “Have You Been Paying Attention?,” Network 10
“Sam Pang Tonight,” Network 10
“Thank God You’re Here,” Network 10
“The Weekly with Charlie Pickering,” ABC
Best Competition Reality Program
“Alone Australia,” SBS
“Australian Survivor: Brains V Brawn II,” Network 10
WINNER: “LEGO Masters Australia,” 9Network
“MasterChef Australia,” Network 10
“My Kitchen Rules,” Seven Network
“The Block,” 9Network
Best Structured Reality Program
“Farmer Wants A Wife,” Seven Network
“Gogglebox Australia,” Network 10
“Married At First Sight,” 9Network
WINNER: “Muster Dogs: Collies & Kelpies,” ABC
“Shark Tank Australia,” Network 10
“The Real Housewives of Sydney,” BINGE / FOXTEL
Best Lifestyle Program
“Better Homes and Gardens,” Seven Network
“Do You Want To Live Forever?,” 9Network
“Gardening Australia,” ABC
“Grand Designs Australia,” ABC
“Restoration Australia,” ABC
WINNER: “Travel Guides,” 9Network
Best News Coverage or Public Affairs Report
WINNER: “Betrayal of Trust,” “Four Corners,” ABC
“Building Bad,” “60 Minutes,” 9Network
“Courage & Science,” “A Current Affair,” 9Network
“Cyclone Alfred,” “7NEWS,” Seven Network
“Melbourne Protests,” “Sunrise,” Seven Network
“Trump Assassination Attempt,” “7NEWS,” Seven Network
Best Factual or Documentary Program
“Big Miracles,” 9Network
“Ego: The Michael Gudinski Story,” Seven Network
“Miriam Margolyes Impossibly Australian,” ABC
“The Assembly,” ABC
“Tsunami: 20 Years On,” 9Network
WINNER: “Unbreakable: The Jelena Dokic Story,” 9Network
Best Sports Coverage
“2024 AFL Finals Series,” Seven Network
“2024 State of Origin,” 9Network
“2025 Australian Open Finals,” 9Network
“Australia v India: Border – Gavaskar Trophy,” Kayo Sports / FOXTEL
“CommBank Matildas V China PR,” Network 10
WINNER: “The Olympic Games Paris 2024,” 9Network / Stan Sport
Best Children’s Program
WINNER: “Bluey,” ABC
“Ginger and the Vegesaurs,” ABC
“Hard Quiz Kids,” ABC
“Little J & Big Cuz,” NITV / ABC
“Play School,” ABC
“Rock Island Mysteries,” Network 10
