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Logie Awards 2022: winners

All the winners Live from the GC!

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The 62nd TV Week Logie Awards were staged at the Gold Coast Convention Centre.

Winners are in Bold:

Most Popular Awards

TV Week Gold Logie for Most Popular Personality on Australian Television
Hamish Blake, Lego Masters Australia, 9Network
Julia Morris, I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!, Network 10
Karl Stefanovic, Today/ 60 Minutes, 9Network
Melissa Leong, MasterChef Australia / Celebrity MasterChef Australia, Network 10
Ray Meagher, Home And Away, Seven Network
Sonia Kruger, Big Brother, Holey Moley, Dancing with The Stars: All Stars, The Voice Australia, The Voice Australia Generations, Seven Network
Tom Gleeson, Hard Quiz, ABC

Hall of Fame: Bruce McAvaney

Bert Newton Award for Most Popular Presenter
Carrie Bickmore, The Project, Network 10
Hamish Blake, Lego Masters Australia, 9Network
Leigh Sales, 7.30, ABC
Melissa Leong, MasterChef Australia / Celebrity MasterChef Australia, Network 10
Sonia Kruger, Big Brother, Holey Moley, Dancing with The Stars: All Stars, The Voice Australia, The Voice Australia Generations, Seven Network
Tom Gleeson, Hard Quiz, ABC

TV Week Silver Logie – Most Popular Actor
Bernard Curry, Wentworth – The Final Sentence, Foxtel
Guy Pearce, Jack Irish, ABC
Hugo Weaving, Love Me, Binge and Foxtel
Ray Meagher, Home and Away, Seven Network
Rodger Corser, Doctor Doctor, 9Network
Stephen Peacocke, RFDS, Seven Network

TV Week Silver Logie – Most Popular Actress
Ada Nicodemou, Home and Away, Seven Network
Anna Torv, The Newsreader, ABC
Bojana Novakovic, Love Me, Binge and Foxtel
Deborah Mailman, Total Control, ABC
Kitty Flanagan, Fisk, ABC
Sophie Dillman, Home and Away, Seven Network

Graham Kennedy Award For Most Popular New Talent
Alessandra Rampolla, Married At First Sight, 9Network
Carlos Sanson Jr, Bump, Stan
Matt Evans, Home and Away, Seven Network
Melanie Bracewell, The Cheap Seats, Network 10
Tony Armstrong, News Breakfast, ABC
Will Lodder, Love Me, Binge and Foxtel

Most Popular Drama Program
Doctor Doctor, 9Network
Home and Away, Seven Network
Love Me, Binge and Foxtel
RFDS, Seven Network
The Newsreader, ABC
Total Control, ABC

Most Popular Entertainment Program
Anh’s Brush with Fame, ABC
Gogglebox Australia, Foxtel
Hard Quiz, ABC
Lego Masters Australia, 9Network
The Masked Singer Australia, Network 10
The Voice Australia, Seven Network

Most Popular Panel or Current Affairs Program
7.30, ABC
Australian Story, ABC
A Current Affair, 9Network
Four Corners, ABC
The Front Bar, Seven Network
The Project, Network 10

Most Popular Comedy Program
Aftertaste, ABC
Fisk, ABC
Have You Been Paying Attention?, Network 10
Shaun Micallef’s Mad As Hell, ABC
The Hundred with Andy Lee, 9Network
The Cheap Seats, Network 10

Most Popular Reality Program
The Block (Fans Vs Faves), 9Network
Celebrity Apprentice Australia, 9Network
I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here, Network 10
Married At First Sight, 9Network
MasterChef Australia, Network 10
SAS Australia, Seven Network

Most Popular Lifestyle Program
Better Homes and Gardens, Seven Network
Bondi Rescue, Network 10
Gardening Australia, ABC
Love It Or List It Australia, Foxtel
The Living Room, Network 10
Travel Guides, 9Network

TV Week Silver Logie – Most Popular Australian Actor Or Actress In An International Program
Angourie Rice, Mare of Easttown, Binge and Foxtel
Jacki Weaver, Yellowstone, Stan
Murray Bartlett, The White Lotus, Binge and Foxtel
Sarah Snook, Succession, Binge and Foxtel
Troye Sivan, Three Months, Paramount+
Yvonne Strahovski, The Handmaid’s Tale, SBS

2022 Most Outstanding Awards

TV Week Silver Logie – Most Outstanding Drama Series
Bump, Stan
Love Me, Binge and Foxtel
RFDS, Seven Network
The Newsreader, ABC
Wentworth – The Final Sentence, Foxtel

TV Week Silver Logie – Most Outstanding Miniseries or Telemovie
Fires, ABC
New Gold Mountain, SBS
The End, Foxtel
The Tourist, Stan
The Unusual Suspects, SBS

TV Week Silver Logie – Most Outstanding Actor
Hugo Weaving, Love Me, Binge and Foxtel
Jamie Dornan, The Tourist, Stan
Richard Roxburgh, Fires, ABC
Sam Reid, The Newsreader, ABC
Scott Ryan, Mr Inbetween, Foxtel

TV Week Silver Logie – Most Outstanding Actress
Anna Torv, The Newsreader, ABC
Claudia Karvan, Bump, Stan
Deborah Mailman, Total Control, ABC
Isla Fisher, Wolf Like Me, Stan
Miranda Otto, Fires, ABC

TV Week Silver Logie – Most Outstanding Supporting Actor
Colin Friels, Wakefield, ABC
Damon Herriman, The Tourist, Stan
Hugh Sheridan, Back To The Rafters, Amazon Prime Video
Matt Nable, Mr Inbetween, Foxtel
William McInnes. The Newsreader, ABC

TV Week Silver Logie – Most Outstanding Supporting Actress
Heather Mitchell, Love Me, Binge and Foxtel
Katrina Milosevic, Wentworth -The Final Sentence, Foxtel
Mabel Li, New Gold Mountain, SBS
Noni Hazlehurst, The End, Foxtel
Rachel Griffiths, Total Control, ABC

Most Outstanding Entertainment or Comedy Program
Hard Quiz, ABC
Lego Masters Australia, 9Network
Shaun Micallef’s Mad As Hell, ABC
The Masked Singer Australia Australia, Network 10
The Voice Australia, Seven Network

Most Outstanding Reality Program
Beauty and The Geek, 9Network
Celebrity Apprentice Australia, 9Network
I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here!, Network 10
MasterChef Australia, Network 10
SAS Australia, Seven Network

Most Outstanding News Coverage or Public Affairs Report
60 Minutes – ‘Nazi’s Next Door’, 9Network
7News – War In Ukraine, Seven Network
Four Corners – Bursting The Canberra Bubble, ABC
Insight – Intimate Terrorism, SBS
The Project – Brittany Higgins Interview, Network 10

Most Outstanding Sports Coverage
2021 AFL Grand Final, Seven Network
2021/2022 Fox Cricket Ashes Coverage, Foxtel
2022 Australian Open Women’s Final, 9Network
Olympic and Paralympics Games Tokyo 2020, Seven Network
State of Origin – Game 1, 9Network

Most Outstanding Children’s Program
Bluey, ABC
Dive Club, Network 10 & Netflix Australia
Hardball, ABC
Little J & Big Cuz, NITV & ABC
Mikki Vs The World, ABC

Most Outstanding Factual or Documentary Program
Burning, Amazon Prime Video
Firestarter – The Story of Bangarra, ABC
Incarceration Nation, NITV
See What You Made Me Do, SBS
The School That Tried To End Racism, ABC

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36 Responses

  1. This Logies awards ceremony was perfect! They no longer take themselves too seriously, like how could they since the Tom Gleeson incident lol. Even the few years building up to that i think has been much more ‘real’ in terms of them saying ‘ok these awards have some signifigance but we also recognize there is alot to have fun with here’. Julia Morris was fantastic, loved her forced dance routine, that summed it all up perfectly. Tony Martin’s announcing was spot on too.

    I think this year after the pandemic lockdowns also highlighted though for the naysayers that TV including FTA (& the reality shows) is still very important. It really did help alot of us thru the lockdowns, not only for entertainment but the ABC news service became more needed then ever too. It was also great to see so many fantastic & very deserving nominees for best drama & congratulations to the team from ‘Fires’.

  2. The British Soap Awards in London last weekend did a lovely tribute to Neighbours. Perhaps the Logies need to look at their British Cousins in the UK to see how it should be done!

  4. 3 favourite moments – Tom Gleeson and Karl’s one-upmanship on the red carpet. Tom is taller, Karl has “deeper pockets”, but Tom’s show has a boardgame so he wins. The bloke with the beer trying to push past Osher introing Jess Mauboy. And Jimmy Rees’ sketch on the origin of the Logies.

  5. I’m surprised The Front Bar didn’t win Most Popular Panel or Current Affairs Program. It’s a bit of an odd category and should be split up so if there was a Most Popular Panel Program, it could have shows like hypothetically Would I Lie To You? Australia, Gruen or any potential panel style shows, whether they be new, based on other overseas formats or revivals. Panel shows are more comedic compared to current affairs programs and they need the support they can get as a significant format.

    As the category stands now, you could hypothetically have WILTY up against The 7.30 Report. It wouldn’t make sense. I remember on HYBPA? last week that they were mocking the category when talking to Sam Pang about being nominated for current affairs.

    I think the perception of the odd category may have affected the winner of the category.

    1. The Cheap Seats was nominated for the Most Popular Comedy Program, despite being “a panel show”. The Front Bar should really be more suited to the “Most Popular Entertainment Program” where variety-type shows are, instead of the category it was is. Which really should be renamed “News-Panel or Public Affairs” rather than a loosely based Panel or Public Affairs Program.

      1. I was trying to think whether The Cheap Seats is actually a panel show. I wasn’t sure because it’s mainly Mel and Tim with friends and guests. I think it’s a panel show if it has more than 2 people on the panel for the whole show. That’s a difficult one to decide though and I don’t have the rules for what is a panel show.

  6. For me it was the most boring Logies ever. The event needs a network change and a revamp. Now TV Week isn’t involved, its time for change across the board. I doubt it will happen but something needs to change and a network change might do it the world of good.

    3. I actually found it to be one of the better ones in the last decade or so, horses for courses i guess. Perhaps a bit overly long & should have finished on time though.

  7. I was pleasantly surprised by the fact that it was evident that the voting was more balanced for the whole viewing audience. There was still some discrimination with the requirement to have a mobile number, but it was still much more even. Prior to 2019, it had become a joke, because the majority voters were teenage girls who pushed H & A in every category. This time, I felt most of the winners made sense for the total audience. There is still a problem with categories, and allowing stations to nominate their choices. We need a “Lite” drama category so that soaps are not pitted against quality miniseries.

    On the negative side, I found the music a bit bland. I would have loved an opening production number. While we all love Patti, she was allowed to ramble for far too long (I switched channels several times, then back only to find her still talking). Some of the fashion was questionable (trying not to look at you, Sophie).

    Best moment was the Travel Guides families on stage.

  8. Patti Newton was so lovely. A highlight for me and I think Bert would be so happy that Hamish won his inaugural award. It was embarrassing seeing Logie winners being put right up the back of the room and all the time wasted while they all had to make their way to the stage. I thought Gold Logie nominees are the only ones who can have their partners or whoever with them so wondering why Andy Lee’s girlfriend was able to be there? Not losing sleep over it but just has me wondering?

  9. It needed a host. Why not utilise the 7 nominees for Most Popular Personality? Get them to share hosting duties, after all they are ‘personalities’ – if they can’t introduce a a couple of categories each, what is the point of only seeing them after nearly 4 hours in their category. Previous hosts have done little spotlights on the Gold nominees. For me the music is redundant and just swells the evening out. The best presenter of the night for me was Chrissie Swan loved how she put Karl into his place!

  10. I sat down to watch some streaming and turned the telly on at about 7:20… whilst waiting for it to load all my apps, the Logies was on. So I stayed and watched for a bit. Then I found myself watching the entire thing. It was quite enjoyable imo. Sure the same old problem of it running overtime and feeling a little bloated are ever present (the musical performances were lacklustre, the presenters naming the nominees and then we get to a full vid of the nominees and their work… that’s double handling… some presenters took too long to do the nominations… and worse, some presenters just not being funny like Rove’s whole thing, fell embarrassingly flat), but it’s a true testament to the presentation this year to keep this short-attention-span-TV-watcher staying and smiling for 4 hours. Luckily the speeches were all quite funny and short.
    It was a solid night tbh. It had a kind of prestige feel that’s been sorely lacking for a while.

  12. Logies thoughts: bland as hell seems to be the best description.
    Hamish Blake won Gold for being perhaps the unfunniest and most irritating person on Australian television.
    Home and Away won for Most Popular Drama again. Yawn.
    Loved Jimmy Rees’ bits. Probably the most enjoyable things about the show.
    After a 37 year run, Neighbours rated a brief two minute highlights reel and kind words from former cast members with a vague shot of the current cast sittint at their table. This tribute was a disgrace and just shows how the Australian television industry has turned their backs on Neighbours. It’s a soap, but one that did a hell of a lot for the industry and deserves more praise than it got..
    The Project did not deserve to win. That show has gone so far off the rails. It’s barely watchable.
    Patti’s tribute to Bert was beautiful.
    Jacki Weaver is always amazing, but Troye Sivan should have won that award. Three Months is amazing.
    Calum Scott’s performance was good, if unremarkable.

    1. Well summarised and I agree entirely.

      Disgusting treatment of Neighbours. If the Logies had been on Ten perhaps it would have been different.

  15. Here are my pons and cons of the logies so far tonight.

    Pons
    I’m happy Gogglebox and MasterChef have won in their categories.
    I’m also happy that Bruce McAvaney has been induced into the hall of fame, he deserves it.
    And they just did in memorial and that was really good.
    Cons
    I’m not happy that the project won in Most Popular Panel or Current Affairs Program because i wanted the fort bar to win.

    And that’s my thoughts of the logies so far tonight.

  16. Loving the Logies …. Patti grace and elegance ….. Bruce legendary …. Hamish ability to ad lib is fitting for Bert’s award …. Fantastic night …. Even though it’s been going for hours, doesn’t feel like it

  18. So this means Caroline Jones can never be inducted into the Hall of Fame. Bruce could have been punted to another year. Bring on a separate event for the Hall of Fame.

    1. It might be a good idea to do posthumous Hall of Fame, since alot of the TV legends are aging into their 70’s & well beyond now. So its not that unexpected someone could be mentioned for nomination but die before the ceremony.

  19. Really quite disappointed in their Neighbours tribute. They could have done so much more and brought the current cast on stage, rather than a badly lit camera shot of the cast at their table.

    1. Agreed, it was an incredibly disappointing tribute to a show that has run for 37 years, had close to 9000 episodes and has been one of the biggest employers in the entertainment industry in Australia for years. A quick montage and a few photos of stars was pathetic, there could have been much more time spent highlighting the many stars that have stepped up from Neighbours to Hollywood and then give the current cast the chance to speak as well. Pathetic that Channel 9 didn’t do more.

      1. The fact that they didn’t even get any of the current cast to present an award is insulting. Really poor form.

        I actually switched off after this.

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