You won’t be surprised to hear from us that the ABC took home the most awards, winning in 8 categories.
Celebrating the good news ABC Managing Director, Hugh Marks, noted the public broadcaster’s “unique and important role in continuing to invest in distinctive Australian stories and the people who create them.”
Many other winners, such as Gold Logie winner, Sam Pang, and Hall of Fame inductee, Deborah Mailman, have been part of many ABC productions.
ABC Friends’ President, Cassandra Parkinson congratulated the winners and renewed her call for the ABC’s award winning content to remain free to access for all Australians.
A fearless, independent ABC that is free for all Australians is worth fighting for — but that freedom is under threat. Sign our petition to reject calls to defund the ABC and force it onto a subscription model that would price out the Australians who need it most.
The ABC is part of our cultural heartland. Free access represents a ‘fair go’, and, like Medicare, every Australian deserves that.
Largely due to funding cuts, the ABC now presents about 40% less Australian content than it did a decade ago.
Imagine what our ABC could do if it was fully funded.
ABC Logie winners 2026
- Best Miniseries or Telemovie – Goolagong
- Graham Kennedy Award for Most Popular New Talent – Lila McGuire (Goolagong)
- Best Scripted Comedy – Dog Park
- Best Actress in a Comedy – Celia Pacquola (Dog Park)
- Best Current Affairs Program – Australian Story
- Best Factual or Documentary Program – The Assembly
- Best Structured Reality Program – Muster Dogs
- Best Children’s Program – Play School