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The complete list of the 2026 TV WEEK Logie Award winners

Congratulations to all the winners!
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Didn’t watch The Logies but want to know who all the winners are? Look no further.

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WHO is keeping you in the loop with this ultimate cheatsheet after attending the red carpet, where gold Logie nominees Poh Ling Yeow said she was “hungry” for the win and Lisa Miller rocked a gold dress to “manifest” the sought-after award.

P.S. If you want to see how Robert Irwin opened up the show or how Sam Neill was honoured, you’re also in the right place.

The 2026 Logie winners:

Sam Pang is the man of the moment, winning the highly coveted Gold Logie. Congratulations Sam! Well deserved.

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA – AUGUST 16: Sam Pang attends the 66th TV WEEK Logie Awards at The Star on August 16, 2026 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Hanna Lassen/Getty Images for TV WEEK) (Credit: Getty)
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Best Lead Actor in a Drama

Sam Neill, The Twelve: Cape Rock Killer, BINGE / FOXTEL

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Best Lead Actress in a Drama

Brooke Satchwell, Dear Life, Stan

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA – AUGUST 16: Brooke Satchwell accepts the Silver Logie Award for Best Lead Actress in a Drama for “Dear Life” during the 66th TV WEEK Logie Awards at The Star on August 16, 2026 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by James Gourley/Getty Images for TV WEEK) (Credit: Getty)
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Best Supporting Actor in a Drama

Simon Baker, The Narrow Road to the Deep North, Prime Video

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA – AUGUST 16: Simon Baker accepts the Silver Logie Award for Best Supporting Actor for “The Narrow Road to the Deep North” during the 66th TV WEEK Logie Awards at The Star on August 16, 2026 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by James Gourley/Getty Images for TV WEEK) (Credit: Getty)

Best Supporting Actress in a Drama

Claudia Karvan, Homebodies, SBS

Best Lead Actor in a Comedy

Steve Bisley, Deadloch, Prime Video

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Best Lead Actress in a Comedy

Celia Pacquola, Dog Park, ABC

Best Sports Coverage

Australian Open 2026, 9Network

Best Comedy Entertainment Program

Have You Been Paying Attention?, Network 10

Best News Coverage or Public Affairs Report

Bondi Terror Attack, 7NEWS and Sunrise, Seven Network

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Best Current Affairs Program

Australian Story, ABC

Jelena Dokic, 2026 Australian Open, 2025 Melbourne Cup, Wimbledon 2025, Roland Garros 2025, US Open 2025 and Cross Court 2025, 9Network

Best Children’s Program

Play School, ABC

Best Entertainment Program

Tipping Point Australia, 9Network

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Todd Woodbridge on the red carpet.
Todd Woodbridge accepted the first Logie of the night for Tipping Point. Credit: Getty

Best Drama Program

RFDS, Seven Network

Best Miniseries or Telemovie

Goolagong, ABC

Best Competition Reality Program

MasterChef Australia, Network 10

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Best Scripted Comedy Program

Dog Park, ABC

Best Factual or Documentary Program

The Assembly, ABC

Robert Irwin, I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!, Network 10

Ally Langdon, A Current Affair, The Great Debate and Election 2025: Australia Decides, 9Network

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The A Current Affair host was honoured to accept her Silver Logie award. (Credit: Getty)

Lila McGuire, Goolagong, ABC

Best Miniseries or Telemovie

Goolagong, ABC

Best Lifestyle Program

Travel Guides, 9Network

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Best Structured Reality Program

Muster Dogs, ABC

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Olivia Harrowell is a content producer for WHO, specialising in all things entertainment, news, lifestyle and crime. Having studied a Bachelor of Media and Communications (Journalism) at Macquarie University, Olivia got her first gig in the business as an intern for Vogue Australia. Before that, she worked in skincare manufacturing, so it's safe to say that she knows her way around a product label. When she’s clocked off, you can find her at the back of the cinema with a bucket of popcorn, planning a holiday that may or may not happen, learning a new cocktail recipe, or pushing her cats off her laptop while she’s trying to deep dive into pop-culture drama.

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Freja Newman is a Digital Content Producer for WHO Magazine, writing entertainment and lifestyle content while also contributing to the publication’s social media. She loves diving deep into iconic popular culture moments, as well as all the latest trends across fashion and wellness. With a degree in Media and Communications and International Relations from the University of Sydney, Freja has written and produced content for publications like Edinburgh Fringe Review and non-for-profits like UNICEF Australia. She is obsessed with storytelling in any and every form and is constantly online, earmarking the latest celebrity news, fashion trends, and film, TV and theatre releases. When it comes to social media, mini Freja’s iMovie and Video Star phase prepared her well, as she’s unafraid to get behind the camera and find new and exciting ways to make digital stories a success.

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Sophie is the Digital Editor for WHO, leading the content across our website and social media. She's always hunting for an exclusive and eager to find the meaning behind every pop culture moment.
Previously a News Producer at Yahoo, Sophie has also written for Elle and Marie Claire. Her news background helps us cut through the noise and anchor WHO's content with integrity.
Sophie is a strong presenter and enjoys interviewing celebrities – though her Scottish accent occasionally throws them off. It’s all part of the charm.

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