The Logies night featured Magda Szubanski reprising Sharon Strzelecki alongside host Robert Irwin and several presenters during the ceremony.

Dr Chris Brown carried multiple items and accompanied Pang as they left the after-party, signaling a late-night wrap.

A Country Practice and broadcaster Andrew Denton were inducted into the Hall of Fame, with Denton sharing career wisdom during his moment.

Peking Duk performed Thrills on stage, while an In Memoriam segment honored Johnny Young and other figures, including Katie Noonan's tribute to Sam Neill’s Don’t Dream It’s Over performance.

Sam Pang won the Gold Logie and was photographed leaving The Star casino around 4am with the trophy after the ceremony.

Heather Mitchell accepted the Best Lead Actor in a Drama Logie on behalf of the late Sam Neill for The Twelve: Cape Rock Killer, acknowledging Neill’s legacy.

Mitchell later collected Neill’s posthumous Logie on stage and departed with a companion.

Sonia Kruger, hosting the night, appeared fresh even after late hours, exiting in a leggy outfit.

The inaugural Bruce McAvaney Award for Most Popular Sports Presenter went to Jelena Dokic, who thanked McAvaney as an inspiration.

Other celebrities, including Natalie Gruzlewski, Georgia Parker, James Stewart, Ada Nicodemou, Julia Morris, and Sam Mac, were spotted leaving between midnight and 4:30am.

The 66th Logies drew 3.97 million viewers across Seven and 7plus, marking the strongest audience since the show’s return to Seven in 2023 and continuing a trend of rising viewership.

Awards also recognized Brooke Satchwell for Best Lead Actress in a Drama (Dear Life, Stan), Claudia Karvan for Best Supporting Actress (Homebodies, SBS), and Simon Baker for Best Supporting Actor (The Narrow Road to the Deep North, Prime Video).