Logies 2025 recap: Gold Logie 2025 winner announced as Lynne McGranger

Sam takes the Logie for his portrayal of Brett Colby SC, the seasoned complex legal cases in The Twelve.

Sadly, he couldn’t be there to accept the award.

Bring on the medley!

The new Voice coach is singing his 1991 song Hazard while playing the piano. He’s now on the electric guitar for Should’ve Known Better.

Confetti is falling down!

1/10 for audience participation, 10/10 to Zan Rowe and Myf Warhurst for knowing ALL the words.

QUEENS!

It’s raining Logies for Fisk - five wins for the comedy!

Massive congrats to the show’s creator, Kitty Flanagan, who makes the show with her sister.

“This is genuinely such a thrill,” she said, going on to promise this is the last time we’ll see the cast accepting an award this year.

Good work, Fisk team - now go celebrate!

And the nominees are:

• Harriet Dyer, Colin From Accounts, Binge/Foxtel
• Jenna Owen, Nugget Is Dead: A Christmas Story, Stan
• Kitty Flanagan, Fisk, ABC
• Leighton Meester, Good Cop/Bad Cop, Stan
• Sally Phillips, Austin, ABC
• Vic Zerbst, Nugget Is Dead: A Christmas Story, Stan

Aaron Chen!

This is Aaron Chen’s first Logie nomination and win.

Accepting on behalf of him tonight is fellow comedian Guy Montgomery.

“I know what you are thinking, he has had a glowup,” Guy said.

Fisk is sure getting a good representation this year!

Melanie Bracewell and Tim McDonald from The Cheap Seats are presenting the Logie for best lead actor in a comedy.

• Aaron Chen, Fisk, ABC
• Ben Miller, Austin, ABC
• Clancy Brown, Good Cop/Bad Cop, Stan
• Luke Cook, Good Cop/Bad Cop, Stan
• Michael Theo, Austin, ABC
• Patrick Brammall, Colin From Accounts, BINGE / FOXTEL

Sam’s roasting all the new shows coming our way.

First up, the Comm Games, or “Aldi Olympics” as he’s calling them.

Now it’s Big Brother’s turn: he’s being unrelenting on this front, too. Although yeah, would totally watch North Korean Big Brother.

Talking About Your Generation is next, and Pang’s being hilarious about Dave Hughes - it’s not an awards ceremony unless someone gets the boot in.

The Golden Bachelor is up next: “Mark Latham was an odd choice,” Pang quips. Zinger!

“Producers had no problem casting the show, they simply waited at the post office for people who still pay their gas bill in person,” he said.

Teehee!

Real talk: can’t wait for this one. Old people dating: eww, but also, awwwwww.

To honour all of the people the TV industry lost over the last 12 months, Marcia Hines sung a beautiful rendition of Amazing Grace.

Her voice is incredibly powerful and exactly what the Logies needed to pay tribute to the talent we have lost.

It was also the song she sang at Maggie’s memorial.

Deborah Hutton has paid tribute to the larger-than-life Maggie Tabbereer who sadly died last year.

She was discovered in the 1950s and graced the covers of magazines, stole the show on Beauty and the Beast, and earned back-to-back Gold Logies for her own daytime show, Maggie.

Hutton met her as a young model in the early 80s.

“She made us work our butts off but we adored her for it, flashing that wicked grin, calling you ‘darling’ in a tone that meant business,” she said.

“Family was everything to Maggie and tonight, we wrap our arms around her two beautiful daughters, Brooke and Amanda, and to her beloved grandson Marco.

“Maggie left an indelible mark on this industry but more importantly, on everyone lucky enough to know her.”