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Home • Latest News • Screenwest supported projects receive 13 Logie nominations

Screenwest supported projects receive 13 Logie nominations

Home • Latest News • Screenwest supported projects receive 13 Logie nominations

Screenwest supported projects receive 13 Logie nominations


The 66th TV Week Logie Awards nominations have been unveiled, with Screenwest-supported projects receiving 13 nominations across eight categories.  

Mark Coles Smith and Eloise Hart in Mystery Road: Origin © 2025 Bunya Productions


The second season of the critically acclaimed ABC Series, 
Mystery Road: Origin received five nominations, including Best Drama Program. Eloise Hart has been nominated for the Graham Kennedy Award for Most Popular New Talent, with Mark Coles Smith nominated for Best Lead Actor in a Drama,  Tuuli Narkle nominated for the Best Lead Actress in a Drama and Clarence Ryan nominated for Best Supporting Actor. Mystery Road: Origin filmed across the South West in 2024. 

Behind the Scenes of Ghosts Australia. Photo by SimonWestlake © BBCSPA & NTAA


The Paramount+ production of 
Ghosts Australia received four nominations with Rowan Witt and Tamala both nominated for the Graham Kennedy Award for Most Popular New Talent. George Zhoe and Michelle Brasier have been nominated for the TV Week Silver Logie for Best Lead Actor in a Comedy and Best Lead Actress in a Comedy respectively. 

The Twelve: Cape Rock Killer. Sam Neill as Brett Colby, Danielle Cormack as Gabe Nicholls. Photo by Daniel Asher Smith


The Twelve: Cape Rock Killer
 which filmed across Western Australia for BINGE / FOXTEL has been nominated for the Best Drama Program, with Sam Neill recognised for his performance with a nomination for Best Lead Actor in a Drama.  

Hunter Page-Lochard in Reckless. Photo by David Dare Parker © BBCSPA


Hunter Page-Lochard
 has been nominated for Best Lead Actor in a Drama for his work in the BBC Studios Productions Australia four-part series Reckless, for SBS / NITV – which filmed on location across Fremantle.  

The Hospital: In the Deep End, S2. Matt and Jelena meet up outside
St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne © Oz Under Pressure Pty Ltd


The SBS series 
The Hospital: In the Deep End has been nominated for Best Structured Reality Program.  

Congratulations to all the nominees. 

Read the full list of nominees and vote for your favourite stars and shows here. 


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Tuesday, 23 June 2026

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