Tonight | TV Week Logie Awards on Channel 7: your complete guide to every nominee
The TV Week Logie Awards 2026 arrive on Channel 7 tonight, with Robert Irwin hosting the live ceremony from The Star Sydney.
The 66th TV Week Logie Awards screen live and exclusively on Channel 7 and 7plus. The broadcast brings together nominees, presenters, performers, red carpet favourites and major moments from across Australian television.
For viewers following along at home, tonight’s Logies are also a celebration of 70 years of Australian television. The ceremony will recognise current favourites, streaming standouts, news and sport coverage, scripted drama, comedy, factual programming and children’s television.
Who is hosting the TV Week Logie Awards?
Robert Irwin hosts the 66th TV Week Logie Awards. He is also nominated for the Gold Logie, which gives the night one of its strongest storylines.
Who is performing and presenting?
Peking Duk will perform at the Logies. The ARIA Award-winning duo will bring their new single Thrills to the stage with singer Kye.
Confirmed presenters include Simon Baker, Asher Keddie, Urzila Carlson, Guy Montgomery, Tim Minchin, Tom Gleisner, Mick Molloy, Todd Woodbridge, Shane Jacobson, Sophie Monk, Amanda Keller, Bruce McAvaney, Emily Symons, Kyle Shilling, Matt Shirvington, Nat Barr, Michael Usher, Mel Tracina, Melanie Bracewell and Rob Collins.
The red carpet and guest list also features Carrie Bickmore, Sam Pang, Eddie McGuire, Sonia Kruger, Philippa Northeast, Sam Reid, Tom Gleeson, Leigh Sales, Claudia Karvan, Ray Meagher, Andy Lee, Samantha Armytage, Scott Cam, Grant Denyer and Larry Emdur.
Deborah Mailman enters the Hall of Fame
One of the major moments of the TV Week Logie Awards 2026 will be Deborah Mailman AM being inducted into the TV Week Logie Awards Hall of Fame.
Mailman becomes the first person of First Nations descent to receive the honour. She is also the sixth female recipient since the Hall of Fame began in 1984.
Her career spans Radiance, The Secret Life of Us, Mabo, Redfern Now, Total Control, Mystery Road and this year’s Stan Original series Dear Life.
This year’s Logies will include three Hall of Fame inductees as part of the wider celebration of 70 years of Australian television. The remaining inductees will be revealed during the broadcast.
Gold Logie nominees
- Ally Langdon
- Julia Morris
- Lisa Millar
- Poh Ling Yeow
- Robert Irwin
- Sam Pang
- Todd Woodbridge
Most Popular nominees
Bert Newton Award for Most Popular Presenter
- Amanda Keller, The Piano
- Hamish Blake, LEGO Masters Australia: Grand Masters of the Galaxy
- Julia Morris, I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!
- Larry Emdur, The Chase Australia
- Lisa Millar, Muster Dogs, Muster Dogs: Where Are They Now and Back Roads
- Robert Irwin, I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!
Graham Kennedy Award for Most Popular New Talent
- Andrea Lam, The Piano
- Eloise Hart, Goolagong and Mystery Road: Origin
- Lila McGuire, Goolagong
- Rowan Witt, Ghosts Australia
- Stuart Broad, The Ashes 2025-26
- Tamala, Ghosts Australia
Ray Martin Award for Most Popular News or Public Affairs Presenter
- Ally Langdon, A Current Affair, The Great Debate and Election 2025: Australia Decides
- David Speers, Australia Votes 2025: Election Night Live and Insiders
- Karl Stefanovic, Today
- Michael Usher, 7NEWS and 7NEWS Spotlight
- Sarah Abo, Today
- Sarah Ferguson, 7.30 and Australia Votes 2025: Election Night Live
Bruce McAvaney Award for Most Popular Sports Presenter
- Bruce McAvaney, World Athletics Championships Tokyo 2025
- Danika Mason, Today, NRL and Freddy and the Eighth
- Eddie McGuire, Footy Classified Tuesday and 2025 Melbourne Cup Carnival
- James Bracey, 9News, Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games, NRL, 2026 Australian Open, 2025 Melbourne Cup, 100% Footy and 2025 Australian Swimming Trials
- Jelena Dokic, 2026 Australian Open, 2025 Melbourne Cup, Wimbledon 2025, Roland Garros 2025, US Open 2025 and Cross Court 2025
- Ricky Ponting, The Ashes 2025-26
Silver Logie nominees
Best Lead Actor in a Drama
- Hunter Page-Lochard, Reckless
- Jacob Elordi, The Narrow Road to the Deep North
- Mark Coles Smith, Mystery Road: Origin
- Rob Collins, RFDS
- Sam Neill, The Twelve: Cape Rock Killer
- Stephen Peacocke, RFDS
Best Lead Actress in a Drama
- Aisha Dee, Watching You
- Brooke Satchwell, Dear Life
- Lila McGuire, Goolagong
- Odessa Young, The Narrow Road to the Deep North
- Tuuli Narkle, Mystery Road: Origin
- Yerin Ha, The Survivors
Best Lead Actor in a Comedy
- Ben Miller, Austin
- George Zhao, Ghosts Australia
- Leon Ford, Dog Park
- Matt Day, Strife
- Michael Theo, Austin
- Steve Bisley, Deadloch
Best Lead Actress in a Comedy
- Asher Keddie, Strife
- Celia Pacquola, Dog Park
- Denise Scott, Mother and Son
- Kate Box, Deadloch
- Madeleine Sami, Deadloch
- Michelle Brasier, Ghosts Australia
Best Supporting Actor
- Clarence Ryan, Mystery Road: Origin
- Damien Garvey, The Survivors
- Dan Henshall, The Family Next Door
- Simon Baker, The Narrow Road to the Deep North
- Thomas Weatherall, Heartbreak High
- Thomas Weatherall, The Narrow Road to the Deep North
Best Supporting Actress
- Catherine McClements, The Survivors
- Claudia Karvan, Homebodies
- Eleanor Matsuura, Dear Life
- Heather Mitchell, The Narrow Road to the Deep North
- Philippa Northeast, The Family Next Door
- Robyn Malcolm, The Survivors
Program nominees
Best Drama Program
- Dear Life
- Heartbreak High
- Mystery Road: Origin
- RFDS
- The Twelve: Cape Rock Killer
- Watching You
Best Miniseries or Telemovie
- Goolagong
- Homebodies
- Mix Tape
- The Family Next Door
- The Narrow Road to the Deep North
- The Survivors
Best Entertainment Program
- Australian Idol
- Dancing With The Stars
- The 1% Club Australia
- The Floor
- The Piano
- Tipping Point Australia
Best Current Affairs Program
- 60 Minutes
- 7.30
- A Current Affair
- Australian Story
- Four Corners
- Today
Best Scripted Comedy Program
- Austin
- Deadloch
- Dog Park
- Strife
- The Artful Dodger
- Top End Bub
Best Comedy Entertainment Program
- Gruen Nation
- Guy Montgomery’s Guy Mont Spelling Bee
- Hard Quiz
- Have You Been Paying Attention?
- The Cheap Seats
- The Front Bar
Best Competition Reality Program
- Big Brother
- I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!
- LEGO Masters Australia: Grand Masters of the Galaxy
- Love Island
- MasterChef Australia
- The Block
Best Structured Reality Program
- Farmer Wants A Wife
- Gogglebox Australia
- Married at First Sight
- Muster Dogs
- The Golden Bachelor
- The Hospital: In The Deep End
Best Lifestyle Program
- Getaway
- Grand Designs Australia
- Love It Or List It Australia
- Selling Houses Australia
- The Dog House Australia
- Travel Guides
Best News Coverage or Public Affairs Report
- Bondi Terror Attack, 7NEWS and Sunrise
- Fighting Back, A Current Affair
- Hammered: Inside the Bunnings Machine, Four Corners
- Iran War, 7NEWS
- Out of Order, 60 Minutes
- Virginia’s Final Wish, 60 Minutes
Best Factual or Documentary Program
- But Also John Clarke
- Revealed: Death Cap Murders
- Revealed: Joh — Last King of Queensland
- The Assembly
- The People vs Robodebt
- The Secret DNA Of Us
Best Sports Coverage
- 2025 Melbourne Cup Carnival
- 2025 Men’s & Women’s State of Origin Series
- AFL Grand Final 2025
- Australian Open 2026
- Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games
- The Ashes 2025-26
Best Children’s Program
- Do Not Watch This Show
- Dreaming Big
- Ginger and the Vegesaurs
- Hard Quiz Kids
- Knee High Spies
- Play School
When to watch the TV Week Logie Awards
The TV Week Logie Awards 2026 air tonight from 7.00pm AEST on Channel 7 and stream live on 7plus.
For more on Channel 7, visit TV Central’s Channel 7 section. Viewers can also stream the ceremony through 7plus or visit tvweeklogies.com.au for official Logies information.
Don’t miss the TV Week Logie Awards, tonight at 7.00pm AEST on Channel 7 and streaming on 7plus.
