Ally Langdon wins inaugural Ray Martin news Logie award
Famous Australian journalist Ally Langdon smiled at Logies for accepting the opening Ray Martin Award for the most popular news or public relations presentation.
The award was given by Martin, who said that he was honored to be recognized by the tribute, and added that he did not see journalism under siege than today.
Gold Logie candidate Langdon, who hosted a nine existing relationship, thanked the media veteran for serving the news in Australia.
“For many of us in this industry, you are a big part of what we are entering.
Tennis star Jelena Dokic did not break: After winning Logie for the best actual or documentary program for Jelena Dokic Story, she made an emotional acceptance speech.
Based on the book of the same name, the powerful documentary follows Dokic’s journey from refugee to tennis champion, and confronts the trauma of his abusive relationship with his father.
“This is not about winning. This is particularly about a gain for victims and survivors, especially for domestic violence and mental health,” he said.
“Not only to have heard, but to take their lives back, find their voices and not only survive, but to develop.”
Travel guides claimed the fourth Logie, issued the Best Lifestyle Program Award, and strengthened its place as a fan favorite.
LEGO Masters, the favorite of the family, was named the best competition reality program.
The host and reluctant Gold Logie candidate Hamish Blake was happy with a win and said it was “suitable to win”.
“This is good because it is a team effort, team show,” he said.
New Zealand comedian and Guy Mont Spelling Bee host Guy Montgomery won the greedy Graham Kennedy Award for the most popular new talents.
Comedian and actor Magda Szubanski is included in Logies Onur Lome of Fame by recognizing its approximately 40 years of contributions to the sector.
The announcement comes only months after Kath & Kim Star has revealed the diagnosis of four blood cancer.
The iconic rocker Jimmy Barnes previously launched the night in a real working -class style with a power center performance.
The crowd full of stars was fired before starting to open the statements of Sam Pang, the host Sam Pang, with the performance of Barnes’s hit working class man.
Pang, which was home to the third year, did not miss a rhythm.
“In the turmoil with the world as much as it is now, as an industry tonight, it is inspiring that we do not hesitate in our devotion and courage to come together to honor ourselves,” he said.
Sonia Kruger, a host of Sonia Kruger, who continued to congratulate and fry some of the largest stars of the audio Gold Logie and commercial networks, today 20 years of show Senior Karl Stefanovic and former Talk Show Queen Kerri-Anne Kennerley.
Larry Emdur, who won Gold Logie in 2024, noted the absence of Pang’s presentation on this year’s candidate list.
Yedi’s The Voice received the first award of the night and won the best entertainment program.
Seven TV people are competing for Gold Logie – Sonia Kruger, who won 2023, is a celebrity of the Tens… Get me out of here! Host Julia Morris, Lisa Millar from ABC, Lynne McGranger, MasterChef Australia’s Poh Ling Yeow, an current relationship host ally Langdon and Hamish Blake, who won Gold Logie twice, are home to Lego Masters.
The home and away favorite McGranger leaned on a large scale to get the greatest dignity because women dominated the greedy Golden Logie candidates.
This year, in March, Irene Roberts points to a milestone for the actress, which moved away from her old role.
Star, hand in hand with her daughter Clancy, shone while walking the carpet.
The Red Carpet was decorated by Bandit and Chilli, the stars of Bluey, the beloved child cartoon.
The Logie winning series twice was an early winner by taking Logie for the best children’s program.
65. Logie Awards are broadcast on Seven Networks.
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