Voting for the nominees is currently open to the public via the official Logie Awards website and will close at 7pm AEST on August 1.

This year's Logie Awards have undergone a voting system overhaul, combining peer assessment with public votes to determine the winners in key categories.

A new category, the Ray Martin Award for Most Popular News or Public Affairs Reporter, has been introduced, with nominees including Michael Usher and Sarah Ferguson.

In the Best Factual or Documentary Program category, nominations include 'Ego: The Michael Gudinski Story' and 'Unbreakable: The Jelena Dokic Story,' highlighting significant storytelling in Australian media.

Directed by Paul Goldman, 'Ego' features interviews with prominent artists like Jimmy Barnes and Kylie Minogue, showcasing the impact of Michael Gudinski on the Australian music scene.

Streaming platforms dominate the Best Drama category, with Netflix leading the nominations, particularly for 'Territory' and 'Apple Cider Vinegar'.

The Best Drama Program nominees include popular titles like 'Bump' and 'The Newsreader,' while Best Comedy Program nominations feature 'Fisk' and 'Colin From Accounts'.

Among the nominees for the Bert Newton Award for Most Popular Presenter are Hamish Blake, Julia Morris, and Sonia Kruger.

The ceremony is set to take place on August 3, 2025, at The Star in Sydney, and will be broadcast live on Channel Seven and 7plus, hosted by comedian Sam Pang.

The nominations for the 65th annual TV Week Logie Awards were officially announced on June 15, 2025, showcasing a diverse array of talent in Australian television and music.

Notable nominees for the Silver Logie for Best Lead Actor in a Drama include Sam Neill and Robert Taylor, while the Best Lead Actress category features Alycia Debnam-Carey and Anna Torv.

Lynne McGranger, known for her role in 'Home and Away,' is the only nominee unable to attend the ceremony due to being overseas.