Logie Awards 2024: guide
All the nominees, performers, presenters and broadcast details for the 64th TV Week Logie Awards.
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Host, Venue
Sam Pang at The Star Sydney.
Red Carpet hosts
Sonia Kruger, Dr. Chris Brown.
Performers
James Bay
Guy Sebastian and Jessica Mauboy with The Farnham Band
Missy Higgins
Presenters
Ray Meagher, Kate Ritchie, Rachel Griffiths, Deborah Mailman, Celia Pacquola, Luke McGregor, Stephen Peacocke, Michelle Lim Davidson, Claudia Karvan, Costa Georgiadis, Matt Shirvington, Sarah Abo, Larry Emdur, Charlie Albone, Stephen Curry, the Muster Dogs, and an Olympic Gold Medalist.
Broadcast
Red Carpet Live from 7pm AEST Sunday August 18 on Seven
Popular Awards
TV Week Gold Logie Award for Most Popular Personality
• Entertainer and broadcaster, Andy Lee
• Actress, Asher Keddie
• Presenter and comedian, Julia Morris
• Entertainer and Presenter, Larry Emdur
• Presenter, Robert Irwin
• Entertainer and presenter, Sonia Kruger
• Presenter and broadcaster, Tony Armstrong
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
• Larry Emdur, The Chase Australia and The Morning Show, Seven Network
• Robert Irwin, I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!, Network 10
• Sonia Kruger, Dancing With The Stars, The Voice Australia and Big Brother, Seven Network
• Tony Armstrong, ABC News Breakfast, ABC
Graham Kennedy Award for Most Popular New Talent
• Alyla Browne, The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart, Prime Video
• Ava Caryofyllis, Bay of Fires, ABC
• Felix Cameron, Boy Swallows Universe, Netflix
• Imi Mbedla, Bay of Fires, ABC
• Lee Tiger Halley, Boy Swallows Universe, Netflix
• Tristan Gorey, Home and Away, Seven Network
Best Awards
TV Week Silver Logie – Best Lead Actor in a Drama
• Felix Cameron, Boy Swallows Universe, Netflix
• Hugo Weaving, Love Me, Binge
• Rob Collins, Total Control, ABC
• Rob Collins, RFDS, Seven Network
• Sam Reid, The Newsreader, ABC
• Simon Baker, Boy Swallows Universe, Netflix
TV Week Silver Logie – Best Lead Actress in a Drama
• Aisha Dee, Safe Home, SBS
• Anna Torv, The Newsreader, ABC
• Deborah Mailman, Total Control, ABC
• Phoebe Tonkin, Boy Swallows Universe, Netflix
• Rachel Griffiths, Total Control, ABC
• Sigourney Weaver, The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart, Prime Video
TV Week Silver Logie – Best Lead Actor in a Comedy
• Ben Feldman, Population 11, Stan
• Bob Morley, In Limbo, ABC
• Lincoln Younes, C*A*U*G*H*T, Stan
• Matt Okine, Mother and Son, ABC
• Rob Sitch, Utopia, ABC
• Ryan Corr, In Limbo, ABC
TV Week Silver Logie – Best Lead Actress in a Comedy
• Celia Pacquola, Utopia, ABC
• Danielle Walker, Gold Diggers, ABC
• Denise Scott, Mother and Son, ABC
• Kate Box, Deadloch, Prime Video
• Kitty Flanagan, Utopia, ABC
• Madeleine Sami, Deadloch, Prime Video
TV Week Silver Logie – Best Supporting Actor
• Bryan Brown, Boy Swallows Universe, Netflix
• Guy Pearce, The Clearing, Disney+
• Jay Ryan, Scrublands, Stan
• Lee Tiger Halley, Boy Swallows Universe, Netflix
• Stephen Curry, Bay of Fires, ABC
• Travis Fimmel, Boy Swallows Universe, Netflix
TV Week Silver Logie – Best Supporting Actress
• Ariel Donoghue, Wolf Like Me, Stan
• Kerry Fox, Bay of Fires, ABC
• Leah Purcell, The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart, Prime Video
• Mabel Li, Safe Home, SBS
• Michelle Lim Davidson, The Newsreader, ABC
• Sophie Wilde, Boy Swallows Universe, Netflix
TV Week Silver Logie – Best News or Public Affairs Presenter
• Ally Langdon, A Current Affair, 9Network
• David Speers, Insiders, ABC
• Liz Hayes, Under Investigation with Liz Hayes, 9Network
• Michael Usher, 7News and 7News Spotlight, Seven Network
• Peter Overton, 9News, 9Network
• Sarah Ferguson, 7.30, ABC
Best Drama Program
• Love Me, Binge
• NCIS: Sydney, Paramount+
• RFDS, Seven Network
• The Newsreader, ABC
• The Tourist, Stan
• Total Control, ABC
Best Miniseries or Telemovie
• Boy Swallows Universe, Netflix
• Erotic Stories, SBS
• Safe Home, SBS
• The Claremont Murders, Seven Network
• The Clearing, Disney+
• The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart, Prime Video
Best Entertainment Program
• ABC New Year’s Eve, ABC
• Australian Idol, Seven Network
• Dancing With The Stars, Seven Network
• Take 5 With Zan Rowe, ABC
• The Voice Australia, Seven Network
• Vision Australia’s Carols by Candlelight, 9Network
Best Current Affairs Program
• 7.30, ABC
• 60 Minutes, 9Network
• A Current Affair, 9Network
• Australian Story, ABC
• Foreign Correspondent, ABC
• Four Corners, ABC
Best Scripted Comedy Program
• Deadloch, Prime Video
• In Limbo, ABC
• Mother and Son, ABC
• Population 11, Stan
• Strife, Binge
• Utopia, ABC
Best Comedy Entertainment Program
• Gruen, ABC
• Hard Quiz, ABC
• Have You Been Paying Attention?, Network 10
• Thank God You’re Here, Network 10
• The Weekly With Charlie Pickering, ABC
• The Yearly With Charlie Pickering, ABC
Best Competition Reality Program
• Alone Australia, SBS
• Australian Survivor: Titans v Rebels, Network 10
• I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!, Network 10
• Lego Masters Australia, 9Network
• MasterChef Australia, Network 10
• The Block, 9Network
Best Structured Reality Program
• Farmer Wants A Wife, Seven Network
• Gogglebox Australia, Foxtel and Network 10
• Married at First Sight, 9Network
• Muster Dogs, ABC
• Old People’s Home For Teenagers, ABC
• SAS Australia, Seven Network
Best Lifestyle Program
• Better Homes and Gardens, Seven Network
• Gardening Australia, ABC
• Love It Or List It Australia, Foxtel
• Restoration Australia, ABC
• Selling Houses Australia, Foxtel
• Travel Guides, 9Network
Best News Coverage or Public Affairs Report
• A Silver Lining: Silverchair, Australian Story, ABC
• Ben Roberts-Smith: The Truth, 60 Minutes, 9Network
• Bishop of Broome, 7News, Seven Network
• Israel-Hamas War, 7News, Seven Network
• Old School – Louise Milligan, Four Corners, ABC
• The Forever War – John Lyons, Four Corners, ABC
Best Factual or Documentary Program
• Hot Potato: The Story of The Wiggles, Prime Video
• John Farnham: Finding The Voice, Seven Network
• Matildas: The World at Our Feet, Disney+
• Nemesis, ABC
• Revealed: Ben Roberts-Smith Truth on Trial, Stan
• War On Waste, ABC
Best Sports Coverage
• 2023 AFL Finals Series, Seven Network
• 2023 NRL Grand Final, 9Network
• 2023 State of Origin, 9Network
• Australian Open, 9Network
• FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023, Seven Network
• Fox League Las Vegas Week, Foxtel and Kayo Sports
Best Children’s Program
• Beep and Mort, ABC
• Bluey, ABC
• Eddie’s Lil’ Homies, NITV and Netflix
• Gardening Australia Junior, ABC
• Ginger and the Vegesaurs, ABC
• Play School, ABC
Voting:
Voting for most categories will remain open until 7pm AEST Saturday 17 August.
Bert Newton Award for Most Popular Presenter and Graham Kennedy Award for Most Popular New Talent, will close 7:30pm AEST Sunday 18 August 2024.
Voting for the Gold Logie Award for Most Popular Personality on Australian Television will close Sunday 18 June at 10:30pm AEST.
Fans can now vote at tvweeklogies.com.au.
* Hall of Fame award is jury voted to be announced on the night.
TV Tonight will be Live blogging results on Sunday night AEST.
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17 Responses
Wow!
Australian born television icon Denise Drysdale was snubbed yet again.
And NZ born Rebecca Gibney won the Hall of Fame Award.
I am not saying Rebecca is an oustanding actress but this has to be one effing kick in the guts to Denise Drysdale and other Australian TV icons.
Most of Rebecca Gibney’s acting roles have been in Australia. She deserves to be in the hall of fame (actor and producer) but would’ve preferred Ding Dong this year.
I don’t actually see why Denise Drysdale is mentioned so often. Yes, she was fun and funny in a few shows, but I see a lot of other actors with a greater contribution over more years and more shows. Looking at Rebecca’s resume, she has been huge in the industry, in Australian shows, and displayed amazing versatility of performances. Well worthy, I think, and many others ahead of DD.
Denise Drysdale has been on TV since she was about 13 years old. Children’s shows, Christmas pantomimes, pop music shows, variety shows (in the ’70s, 80s, 90s), dramas, comedies/sitcoms, daytime shows (both on her own and co-hosting with others), panel/game shows, telethons, reality shows. And 2 Gold Logies. You could not find another living person who has clocked up more credits on Australian TV.
Rebecca Gibney’s induction into the Hall of Fame is well deserved on the back of a long career. No gripe against her at all, but Denise Drysdale has jumped through the hoops and was a TV veteran of 20 years before anyone had even heard of Rebecca Gibney. It’s pretty poor that TV Week has taken this long and still yet to give her the recognition. There have been other HoF inductees prior to this year that have not matched her contribution to TV.
I’ll watch Hunted then the logies.
The thing I find cringe is when people present an award together and try to be funny and it falls flat.
But looking forward to seeing the winners
I will record the program and watch it after Hunted to observe Pang’s performance. The only aspect that has become tiresome is the persistent promotion of Larry as the sole contender for the Gold Logie award from Channel 7. This promotion is evident on Sunrise, The Morning Show, the conclusion of the AFL, and through various banners during programming. While I primarily watch Channel 10, I have not observed a similar level of promotion for Robert or Julia in their pursuit of the Gold Logie. Consequently, I would prefer Larry not to win as a means of conveying a message to Channel 7. Furthermore, the advertisement featuring Ray and Larry should have included all the Gold Logie nominees to foster a sense of unity within the television industry.
Hopefully you will record the show after it as well as I find these days most shows on 7, 9 & 10 run over time
Already done that and they show after that just to make sure
Agree that I’m not that interested in watching with the changes this year…Hunted, Block and whatever’s on streaming definitely seem more interesting.
Oh the negativity here is so interesting …… the simple fact is if you don’t like them don’t watch them. If they are a joke they wouldn’t have been around for so long and continue to be on. It is a award show it will never finish on time.
FYI, producers tell me the show will conclude around 11:15 – 11:30pm (not 11 as EPG suggests).
It wouldn’t surprise me if it ended around Midnight
I know it’s hard to accurately predict because it’s live, and the ad-libs always go longer than planned, but it’s very frustrating that the EPG is so incorrect. They seem not to care that EPGs are used to trigger recordings, not for just this show, but everything following in the night. I assume it is deliberate to make people stay up thinking it’s almost over, whereas if they advertise the real finishing time (11:58pm) then people wouldn’t even bother.
Even more crazy is the following program (a repeat of the 1% Club) started a few minutes after midnight even though it was advertised to air between 11-11:59pm. Should have just gone straight to the next program and been back on schedule.
I have to agree with the above comments, I have no intention of watching
Most likely to catch up with the winner of the Gold and which ever female (Denise Drysdale *cough* ) for the Hall of Fame on YouTube
Agreed. I’d rather spend a few mins reading about the winners on the way to work tomorrow than spending hours watching them
I used to love the Logies, heck I even used to host parties for them! But I don’t know, with the changes they made this year, I’m just not into them, not even sure I will watch, which is a shame for TV’s night of nights
Well the Logies have been a joke for many many years, All the rule changes are designed to do is go back to the days when it was the major networks being the ones tell the same old joke.