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TV Week Logie Awards — Nominations

11 March 2013 5 min read

logie_2013TV Week has announced the list of nominations for the 55th annual TV Week Logie Awards, to be held on Sunday 7 April.

TV WEEK GOLD LOGIE AWARD:
MOST POPULAR PERSONALITY ON AUSTRALIAN TV
Adam Hills (Adam Hills In Gordon St Tonight, ABC1)
Andy Lee (Hamish & Andy’s Euro Gap Year/Hamish & Andy’s Caravan Of Courage: Australia Vs New Zealand, Nine Network)
Asher Keddie (Offspring, Network Ten)
Carrie Bickmore (The Project, Network Ten)
Hamish Blake (Hamish & Andy’s Euro Gap Year/Hamish & Andy’s Caravan Of Courage: Australia Vs New Zealand, Nine Network)
Steve Peacocke (Home And Away, Channel Seven)
(Last year’s winner: Hamish Blake)

MOST POPULAR ACTOR
Firass Dirani (House Husbands, Nine Network/The Straits, ABC1)
Hugh Sheridan (Packed To The Rafters, Channel Seven)
Lachy Hulme (Howzat! Kerry Packer’s War, Nine Network/Beaconsfield, Nine Network/Offspring, Network Ten)
Matthew Le Nevez (Offspring, Network Ten)
Steve Peacocke (Home And Away, Channel Seven)
(Last year’s winner: Hugh Sheridan)

MOST POPULAR ACTRESS
Asher Keddie (Offspring, Network Ten)
Ashleigh Cummings (Puberty Blues, Network Ten/Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries, ABC1)
Deborah Mailman (Mabo, ABC1/Redfern Now, ABC1/Offspring, Network Ten)
Julia Morris (House Husbands, Nine Network)
Rebecca Gibney (Packed To The Rafters, Channel Seven)
(Last year’s winner: Asher Keddie)

MOST POPULAR PRESENTER
Adam Hills (Adam Hills In Gordon St Tonight, ABC1)
Andy Lee (Hamish & Andy’s Euro Gap Year/Hamish & Andy’s Caravan Of Courage: Australia Vs New Zealand, Nine Network)
Carrie Bickmore (The Project, Network Ten)
Chrissie Swan (Can Of Worms, Network Ten)
Hamish Blake (Hamish & Andy’s Euro Gap Year/Hamish & Andy’s Caravan Of Courage: Australia Vs New Zealand, Nine Network)
(Last year’s winner: Adam Hills)

MOST POPULAR NEW MALE TALENT
Alex Williams (Underground: The Julian Assange Story, Network Ten)
David Campbell (Mornings, Nine Network)
Joel Madden (The Voice, Nine Network)
Robert Irwin (Steve Irwin’s Wildlife Warriors, Network Ten)
Will McDonald (Home And Away, Channel Seven)
(Last year’s winner: Steve Peacocke)

MOST POPULAR NEW FEMALE TALENT
Annabel Crabb (Kitchen Cabinet, ABC2)
Brenna Harding (Puberty Blues, Network Ten)
Catherine Mack (Home And Away, Channel Seven)
Clare Bowditch (Offspring, Network Ten)
Edwina Royce (House Husbands, Nine Network)
(Last year’s winner: Melissa Bergland)

MOST POPULAR DRAMA SERIES
Home And Away, Channel Seven
House Husbands, Nine Network
Offspring, Network Ten
Packed To The Rafters, Channel Seven
Puberty Blues, Network Ten
(Last year’s winner: Packed To The Rafters)

MOST POPULAR MINISERIES OR TELEMOVIE
Beaconsfield, Nine Network
Bikie Wars: Brothers In Arms, Network Ten
Howzat! Kerry Packer’s War, Nine Network
Underbelly: Badness, Nine Network
Underground: The Julian Assange Story, Network Ten
(Last year’s winner: n/a — New Category)

MOST OUTSTANDING ACTOR
Aaron Jeffery (Underbelly: Badness, Nine Network)
Anthony Hayes (Devil’s Dust, ABC1)
Guy Pearce (Jack Irish, ABC1)
Jimi Bani (Mabo, ABC1)
Lachy Hulme (Howzat! Kerry Packer’s War, Nine Network)
(Last year’s winner: Rob Carlton)

MOST OUTSTANDING ACTRESS
Catherine McClements (Tangle, Showcase)
Deborah Mailman (Mabo, ABC1)
Leah Purcell (Redfern Now, ABC1)
Mandy McElhinney (Howzat! Kerry Packer’s War, Nine Network)
Susie Porter (Dangerous Remedy, ABC1)
(Last year’s winner: Melissa George)

GRAHAM KENNEDY AWARD FOR MOST OUTSTANDING NEW TALENT
Annabel Crabb (Kitchen Cabinet, ABC2)
Brenna Harding (Puberty Blues, Network Ten)
Jason Montgomery (Underbelly: Badness, Nine Network)
Natasa Ristic (Danger 5, SBS ONE)
Shari Sebbens (Redfern Now, ABC1)
(Last year’s winner: Chelsie Preston Crayford)

MOST OUTSTANDING DRAMA SERIES
Offspring, Network Ten
Puberty Blues, Network Ten
Rake, ABC1
Redfern Now, ABC1
Tangle, Showcase
(Last year’s winner: The Slap)

MOST OUTSTANDING MINISERIES OR TELEMOVIE
Howzat! Kerry Packer’s War, Nine Network
Jack Irish, ABC1
Mabo, ABC1
Underbelly: Badness, Nine Network
Underground: The Julian Assange Story, Network Ten
(Last year’s winner: n/a — New Category)

MOST POPULAR LIGHT ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM
Gruen Planet, ABC1
Hamish & Andy’s Euro Gap Year, Nine Network
The Project, Network Ten
The Voice, Nine Network
The X Factor, Channel Seven
(Last year’s winner: Hamish & Andy’s Gap Year)

MOST POPULAR LIFESTYLE PROGRAM
Better Homes And Gardens, Channel Seven
Getaway, Nine Network
Grand Designs Australia, The LifeStyle Channel
The Living Room, Network Ten
Selling Houses Australia, The LifeStyle Channel
(Last year’s winner: Better Homes And Gardens)

MOST POPULAR SPORTS PROGRAM
Before The Game, Network Ten
Paralympics London 2012 – Highlights, ABC1
The Footy Show (AFL), Nine Network
The Footy Show (NRL), Nine Network
Wide World Of Sports, Nine Network
(Last year’s winner: 2011 AFL Grand Final)

MOST POPULAR REALITY PROGRAM
Beauty And The Geek Australia, Channel Seven
Big Brother, Nine Network
MasterChef Australia, Network Ten
My Kitchen Rules, Channel Seven
The Block, Nine Network
(Last year’s winner: The Block)

MOST POPULAR FACTUAL PROGRAM
Bondi Rescue, Network Ten
Bondi Vet, Network Ten
Border Security: Australia’s Front Line, Channel Seven
RPA, Nine Network
Who Do You Think You Are?, SBS ONE
(Last year’s winner: Bondi Rescue)

MOST OUTSTANDING NEWS COVERAGE
“Baden-Clay”, Nine News, Nine Network
“Cabinet Leaks”, Seven News Sydney, Channel Seven
“Catholic Church Allegedly Hid Crimes Of Paedophile Priests”, Lateline, ABC1
“Fukushima”, ABC News, ABC1
“Rudd Vs Gillard Leadership Challenge”, SKY NEWS
(Last year’s winner: The Queensland Floods (Nine News, Nine Network))

MOST OUTSTANDING PUBLIC AFFAIRS REPORT
“Abducted!”, 60 Minutes, Nine Network
“Anatomy Of A Massacre”, Dateline, SBS ONE
“Captain Emad: Smugglers’ Paradise – Australia”, Four Corners, ABC1
“The World According To Lance (Lance Armstrong)”, Four Corners, ABC1
“Unholy Silence (Catholic Church)”, Four Corners, ABC1
(Last year’s winner: “A Bloody Business” (Four Corners/Sarah Ferguson, ABC1))

MOST OUTSTANDING LIGHT ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM
Hamish & Andy’s Caravan of Courage: Australia Vs New Zealand, Nine Network
Shaun Micallef’s Mad As Hell, ABC1
The Hamster Wheel, ABC1
The Voice, Nine Network
The X Factor, Channel Seven
(Last year’s winner: Spicks And Specks, ABC1)

MOST OUTSTANDING SPORTS COVERAGE
2012 Emirates Melbourne Cup Carnival, Channel Seven
London 2012 Olympic Games, Nine Network
2012 Toyota AFL Grand Final, Channel Seven
London 2012 Olympic Games, FOXTEL
Boxing Day Test Match, Nine Network
(Last year’s winner: State Of Origin III (Nine Network))

MOST OUTSTANDING CHILDREN’S PROGRAM
Dance Academy, ABC3
Didi And B, Nick Jr.
The Adventures Of Figaro Pho, ABC3
Totally Wild, Network Ten
You’re Skitting Me, ABC3
(Last year’s winner: My Place (ABC3))

MOST OUTSTANDING FACTUAL PROGRAM
Go Back To Where You Came From, SBS ONE
AFP, Nine Network
Kings Cross ER, Crime & Investigation Network
Then The Wind Changed, ABC1
Who Do You Think You Are?, SBS ONE
(Last year’s winner: Go Back To Where You Came From (SBS))

TV Week is yet to announce this year’s TV Week Logie Awards‘ Hall Of Fame recipient.

Source: TV Week Logie Awards

Tags: 60 Minutes Adam Hills In Gordon Street Tonight AFP Beaconsfield Beauty And The Geek Before The Game Better Homes And Gardens Big Brother Bikie Wars: Brothers In Arms Bondi Rescue Bondi Vet Border Security Can Of Worms Dance Academy Danger 5 Dangerous Remedy Dateline Devil's Dust Didi And B Four Corners Getaway Go Back To Where You Came From Grand Designs Australia Gruen Planet Hamish And Andy Home And Away House Husbands Howzat! Kerry Packer's War Jack Irish Kings Cross ER Kitchen Cabinet Lateline Mabo Masterchef Australia Melbourne Cup Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries Mornings My Kitchen Rules Nine News Offspring Olympic Games Packed To The Rafters Puberty Blues Rake Redfern Now RPA Selling Houses Australia Seven News Shaun Micallef's Mad As Hell Sky News Australia Steve Irwin's Wildlife Warriors Tangle The Adventures Of Figaro Pho The Block The Footy Show The Hamster Wheel The Living Room The Project The Voice The X Factor Then The Wind Changed Totally Wild TV Week Logie Awards Underbelly Underground: The Julian Assange Story Who Do You Think You Are Wide World Of Sports You're Skitting Me

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