Meet all seven of this year’s TV WEEK Logie Awards Gold Logie nominees

Respected Australian journalist and television presenter, Ally Langdon is currently the host of A Current Affair on the Nine Network and has been since Tracy Grimshaw’s departure in 2023.

Her career in media began on local radio in Wauchope, and joined Nine in 2001 as a producer before moving into reporting. One of her early assignments included coverage of the 2004 Australian Embassy bombing in Jakarta. She quickly built a reputation for strong on-the-ground reporting, winning the David Marchbank Award for Best New Journalist during her time in Nine’s Darwin newsroom.

In 2011, she became a 60 Minutes reporter covering everything from war zones to volcanoes. She then transitioned to the morning segment in 2020 when she joined Today as co-host with Karl Stefanovic.

Ally is also an author, having written The Child Who Never Was – The Tegan Lane Story in 2008. She is married to fellow journalist Michael Willesee Jr., and they have two children.

This is Allison’s second year being nominated for the Gold Logie. While she didn’t take home the Gold, she did win the Ray Martin Award which sits safely in her home office away from her kids.

“It is incredibly special to stand up here and represent the team and particularly this year, it’s been a really busy one,” she told nine.com.au.

Wildlife Warrior and Dancing With The Stars US champion, Robert Irwin is a second-time Gold Logie nominee.

The young Irwin has made many television appearances including Crikey! It’s the Irwins, Bluey, The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, and Wild But True. His hosting debut however was I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! Australia with co-host and fellow Gold Logie nominee Julia Morris.

In 2026, Network Ten confirmed the reality competition series has been cancelled. But Robert will now be hosting the US iteration of DWTS.

This is Robert’s second time being nominated for the Gold Logie.

After rising to fame in the late 1980s with stand-up comedy and appearances on shows like Full Frontal, Julia went on to become one of the most beloved figures in Australian entertainment.

Julia was best known as the co-host of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! Australia, initially alongside Dr. Chris Brown and then fellow Gold Logie nominee Robert Irwin. However, in 2026, the reality series was cancelled by Network Ten.

This year marks Julia’s fifth nomination for a Gold Logie! In five consecutive years: 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, and now 2026.

In addition to her Gold Logie nominations, Morris has been acknowledged with five Silver Logie nominations for her role in the comedy-drama House Husbands. Despite not securing a win in these categories, she remains a beloved figure in the industry

The Weekly sat down with Julia for a candid interview in our April 2023 issue.

Queensland journalist and television presenter Lisa Millar has been a mainstay in Australian media with a career spanning over 35 years.

She began her journalism journey with a cadetship at The Gympie Times in 1988. She later worked for Brisbane’s The Sun newspaper before transitioning to television with WIN TV in Townsville. In 1993, she joined the ABC, marking the start of a long and impactful tenure from North Queensland correspondent to ABC’s North America Bureau Chief.

In August 2019, Millar became the co-host of ABC News Breakfast, succeeding Virginia Trioli. After five years, she announced her departure from the program in July 2024 to focus on other projects within the ABC, including narrating the phenomenally popular series Muster Dogs and guest presenting on Back Roads.

This is Lisa’s second consecutive year being nominated for the Gold Logie Award.

In 2011, we sat down with Lisa, who bared all on her greatest triumphs and tragedies.

From hosting the Logies for three years to being nominated for the prestigious Gold Logie in 2026.

At 28 years old, Sam moved from football to radio hosting. He first co-hosted Triple R’s Breakfasters for five years before joining ABC Local Radio Summer Nights. Sam’s big radio break was co-hosting Chrissie, Sam & Browny in 2016.

The comedian is best known as a regularl panellist on Channel 10’s hit show, Have You Been Paying Attention?. He now hosts his own show, Sam Pang Tonight.

Known in history as a tennis legend, Todd Woodbridge is now a regular face on television as the host of Tipping Point Australia.

On the court, Todd was among one of the most successful doubles players of all time with an incredible 16 Grand Slam men’s doubles titles including an Olympic gold medal in 1996. He retired at 34-years-old.

Before transitioning to entertainment television, Todd entered sports broadcasting where he was a lead commentator and presenter for Nine’s Wide World of Sports.

This is Todd’s first Gold Logie nomination.

Poh Ling Yeow is a Malaysian-born Australian chef, artist, television presenter, and author, renowned for her multifaceted career and vibrant personality. Born on December 17, 1973, in Kuala Lumpur, she migrated to Adelaide at age nine. Initially pursuing a career in visual arts, Poh worked as a graphic designer and illustrator before becoming a full-time painter in 2002.

Poh gained national recognition as the runner-up in the inaugural season of MasterChef Australia in 2009. Her engaging presence led to hosting her own cooking shows, including Poh’s Kitchen on ABC (for which she earned a Logie nomination in 2011 for Most Popular New Female Talent) and Poh & Co. on SBS.

She also co-hosted Snackmasters Australia and Adam & Poh’s Malaysia in Australia. In 2023, she returned to MasterChef Australia as a judge alongside Andy Allen, Sofia Levin, and Jean-Christophe Novelli.

Beyond television, Poh is an accomplished author with four cookbooks and continues to exhibit her artwork.

Poh was our cover star for the Christmas 2024 issue, shot in the incomparable Northern Territory. She opened up about love, loss and learning to move on.

You can vote for the TV WEEK Gold Logie Winner until 10.30 pm AEST Sunday 3 August 2025, here.