TV WEEK Logie Award winners 1999
DATE: Sunday, April 11, 1999
BROADCAST ON: Nine Network
GUESTS: Isaac Hayes (South Park), Kevin Sorbo (Hercules), Kathy Griffin (Suddenly Susan), Portia De Rossi (Ally McBeal), Trudie Goodwin (The Bill)
PERFORMERS: Isaac Hayes, Deborah Conway
VENUE: Palladium Ballroom, Crown Towers, Melbourne
HOST: Andrew Denton
FIRST YEAR OF NEW SYSTEM PANEL VOTING
Most Popular Personality
Lisa McCune (Blue Heelers, Seven Network)
Hall Of Fame
Mike Walsh
Most Popular Actor
Martin Sacks (Blue Heelers, Seven Network)
Most Popular Actress
Lisa McCune (Blue Heelers, Seven Network)
Most Popular Program
Blue Heelers (Seven Network)
Most Outstanding Actor
Tony Martin (Wildside, ABC)/David Wenham (SeaChange, ABC) (tied)
Most Outstanding Actress
Rachael Blake (Wildside, ABC)
Most Popular New Male Talent
Daniel MacPherson (Neighbours, Network Ten)
Most Popular New Female Talent
Kimberley Cooper (Home And Away, Seven Network)
Most Popular Comedy Program
Hey Hey It’s Saturday (Nine Network)
Lisa McCune and Martin Sacks.
Most Popular Lifestyle Program
Better Homes And Gardens (Seven Network)
Most Popular Light Entertainment Program
Hey Hey It’s Saturday (Nine Network)
Most Outstanding Drama Series
SeaChange (ABC)
Most Outstanding Miniseries/Telemovie
Day Of The Roses (Network Ten)
Most Outstanding News Coverage
Indonesia crisis (ABC News)
Most Outstanding Public Affairs Program
Foreign Correspondent: Balibo Five (ABC)
Most Outstanding News/Public Affairs Broadcast
Maxine McKew (ABC)
Most Outstanding Documentary
Miracle At Sea: The Rescue Of Tony Bullimore (ABC)
Most Outstanding Sports Program
1998 Commonwealth Games (Nine Network)
Most Outstanding Sports Broadcaster
Bruce McAvaney (Seven Network)
Hey Hey it’s Saturday
TV WEEK Logie Award winners 1998
DATE: Sunday, April 19, 1998
BROADCAST ON: Nine Network
GUESTS: Matt Le Blanc (Friends), Kathy Najimy (Veronica’s Closet), Kenny Rogers, Reba McEntire
VENUE: Palladium Ballroom, Crown Towers, Melbourne
HOST: Daryl Somers
Most Popular Personality
Lisa McCune (Blue Heelers, Seven Network)
Hall Of Fame
Graham Kennedy
Most Popular Actor
Martin Sacks (Blue Heelers, Seven Network)
Most Popular Actress
Lisa McCune (Blue Heelers, Seven Network)
Most Popular Program
Blue Heelers (Seven Network)
Most Outstanding Actor
Tony Martin (Wildside, ABC)
Most Outstanding Actress
Catherine McClements (Water Rats, Nine Network)
Most Popular New Talent
Brooke Satchwell (Neighbours, Network Ten)
Most Popular Comedy Program
Full Frontal (Seven Network)
Most Popular Light Entertainment Program
Hey Hey It’s Saturday (Nine Network)
Sgt Tom Croydon (John Wood) from Blue Heelers.
Most Popular Public Affairs Program
A Current Affair (Nine Network)
Most Popular Sports Program
The Footy Show AFL (Nine Network)
Most Popular Sports Event
AFL Grand Final (Seven Network)
Most Popular Lifestyle Program
Better Homes And Gardens (Seven Network)
Most Outstanding Series
Frontline (ABC)
Most Outstanding Achievement In Comedy
Frontline (ABC)
Most Outstanding Miniseries/Telemovie
Wildside (ABC)
Most Outstanding Achievement In News
Thredbo tragedy (Seven News)
Most Outstanding Achievement In Public Affairs
“Where Does The Buck Stop?” (Four Corners, ABC)
Most Outstanding Documentary
Rats In The Ranks (ABC)
Most Outstanding Achievement In Sport
Australia Vs Iran: World Cup Qualifier (SBS)
Most Outstanding Achievement In Children’s TV
Play School (ABC)
Rob Sitch in Frontline.
TV WEEK Logie Award winners 1997
DATE: Sunday, May 18, 1997
BROADCAST ON: Nine Network
GUESTS: Patrick Stewart (Star Trek), Daniel Davis (The Nanny), Laura Innes (ER), David James Elliott (JAG), Michael T Weiss (The Pretender), Ben Elton
PERFORMERS: Human Nature
VENUE: Palladium Ballroom, Crown Towers, Melbourne
HOST: Daryl Somers
Most Popular Personality
Lisa McCune (Blue Heelers, Seven Network)
Hall Of Fame
Garry McDonald
Most Popular Actor
Martin Sacks (Blue Heelers, Seven Network)
Most Popular Actress
Lisa McCune (Blue Heelers, Seven Network)
Most Outstanding Actor
Colin Friels (Water Rats, Nine Network)
Most Outstanding Actress
Alison Whyte (Frontline, ABC)
Most Popular Series
Blue Heelers (Seven Network)
Most Popular New Talent
Tasma Walton (Blue Heelers, Seven Network)
Most Popular Comedy Program
Full Frontal (Seven Network)
Most Popular Comedy Personality
Eric Bana (Seven Network)
The cast of Water Rats.
Most Popular Light Entertainment Program
Hey Hey It’s Saturday (Nine Network)
Most Popular Light Entertainment Personality
Daryl Somers (Nine Network)
Most Popular Public Affairs Program
A Current Affair (Nine Network)
Most Popular Sports Event
1996 Atlanta Olympic Games (Seven Network)
Most Popular Sports Program
The Footy Show AFL (Nine Network)
Most Popular Lifestyle Program
Better Homes And Gardens (Seven Network)
Most Popular Children’s Program
Agro’s Cartoon Connection (Seven Network)
Most Outstanding Achievement In Drama Production
Water Rats (Nine Network)
Most Outstanding Achievement In Comedy
Club Buggery (ABC)
Most Outstanding Achievement In News
Port Arthur massacre (ABC News)
Most Outstanding Achievement In Public Affairs
“The Prisoners Who Waited” (Sunday, Nine Network)
Most Outstanding Documentary
Somebody Now – Nobody’s Children Seven Years On (ABC)
Most Outstanding Achievement In Sport
1996 Atlanta Olympic Games – Kieren Perkins 1500m victory (Seven Network)
TV WEEK Logie Award winners 1996
DATE: Sunday, April 21, 1996
BROADCAST ON: Nine Network
GUESTS: Gloria Reuben (ER), Holly Hunter
PERFORMERS: Kate Ceberano, John Farnham
VENUE: Melbourne Park Function Centre
HOST: Daryl Somers
Most Popular Personality
Ray Martin (Midday, Nine Network)
Hall of Fame
Maurie Fields
Most Popular Actor
Dieter Brummer (Seven Network)
Most Popular Actress
Lisa McCune (Seven Network)
Most Outstanding Actor
Richard Roxburgh (Blue Murder, ABC)
Most Outstanding Actress
Jacqueline McKenzie (Halifax FP, Nine Network)
Most Popular Series
Home And Away (Seven Network)
Most Popular New Talent
Nic Testoni (Seven Network)
Most Popular Drama
Police Rescue (ABC)
Most Popular Comedy Program
Full Frontal (Seven Network)
Most Popular Comedy Personality
Magda Szubanski (Seven Network)
Lisa McCune at the 1996 Logies.
Most Popular Light Entertainment Program
Don’t Forget Your Toothbrush (Nine Network)
Most Popular Light Entertainment Personality
Daryl Somers (Nine Network)
Most Popular Sports Program
The Footy Show AFL (Nine Network)
Most Popular Lifestyle Program
Better Homes And Gardens (Seven Network)
Most Popular Public Affairs Program
A Current Affair (Nine Network)
Most Popular Children’s Program
Agro’s Cartoon Connection (Seven Network)
Most Outstanding Achievement In Drama Production
Blue Murder(ABC)
Most Outstanding Achievement In Comedy
Frontline (ABC)
Most Outstanding Achievement In News
Mururoa protests (Nine Network)
Most Outstanding Achievement In Public Affairs
“Minor Surgery, Major Risk” (Four Corners, ABC)
Most Outstanding Documentary
Untold Desires (SBS)
Most Outstanding Achievement By A Regional Network
No Time For Frailty (Prime)
TV WEEK Logie Award winners 1995
DATE: Friday April 28, 1995
BROADCAST ON: Seven Network
GUESTS: Dean Cain (Lois & Clark), Mark Curry (Hangin’ With Mr Cooper), Holly Robinson (Hangin’ With Mr Cooper), Big Bird
PERFORMERS: Hot Taps, Alyssa-Jane Cook, Mental As Anything
VENUE: Melbourne Concert Hall
HOST: Andrew Daddo, Noni Hazlehurst
Most Popular Personality
Ray Martin (Midday, Nine Network)
Hall Of Fame
Jack Thompson
Most Popular Actor
Dieter Brummer (Home And Away, Seven Network)
Most Popular Actress
Melissa George (Home And Away, Seven Network)
Most Outstanding Actor
Chris Haywood (Janus, ABC)
Most Outstanding Actress
Monica Maughan (The Damnation Of Harvey McHugh, ABC)
Most Popular Series
Home And Away (Seven Network)
Most Popular New Talent
Lisa McCune (Blue Heelers, Seven Network)
Most Popular Drama
The Battlers (Seven Network)
Most Popular Comedy Program
Full Frontal (Seven Network)
Melissa George wins Best Actress at the 1995 TV WEEK Logies.
Most Popular Comedy Personality
Daryl Somers (Hey Hey It’s Saturday, Nine Network)
Most Popular Light Entertainment Program
Hey Hey It’s Saturday (Nine Network)
Most Popular Light Entertainment Personality
Daryl Somers (Hey Hey It’s Saturday, Nine Network)
Most Popular Sports Program
Commonwealth Games (Network Ten)
Most Popular Lifestyle Program
Burke’s Backyard (Nine Network)
Most Popular Public Affairs Program
A Current Affair (Nine Network)
Most Popular Children’s Program
Agro’s Cartoon Connection (Seven Network)
Most Outstanding Achievement In Drama Production
Janus (ABC)
Most Outstanding Achievement In Comedy
Frontline (ABC)
Most Outstanding Achievement In News
Rwanda refugee crisis (ABC)
Most Outstanding Achievement In Public Affairs
“Inside A Holocaust” (Four Corners, ABC)
Most Outstanding Documentary
Fifty Years Of Silence (ABC)
Most Outstanding Achievement By A Regional Network
Sandakan: The Untold Story (NBN Television)
TV WEEK Logie Award winners 1994
DATE: Sunday, April 17, 1994
BROADCAST ON: Nine Network
GUESTS: Michael Crawford, Grant Shaud (Murphy Brown)
PERFORMERS: David Dixon, Caroline O’Connor, Abi Tucker, Randy Crawford, Gary Sweet, Jon English, Larry Emdur, Steady Eddie, Matthew Krok, Rebecca Gibney, Kimberley Davies, Shirley Strachan, Ronnie Burns, Derryn Hinch, Jane Hall, Mark Mitchell, Stan Grant, Ann Maree Biggar
VENUE: World Congress Centre, Melbourne
HOST: Ray Martin
Most Popular Personality
Ray Martin (Midday, Nine Network)
Hall Of Fame
Charles “Bud” Tingwell
Most Popular Actor
Gary Sweet (Police Rescue, ABC)
Most Popular Actress
Sonia Todd (Police Rescue, ABC)
Most Outstanding Actor
Garry McDonald (Mother And Son, ABC)
Most Outstanding Actress
Ruth Cracknell (Mother And Son, ABC)
Most Popular Series
Home And Away (Seven Network)
Most Popular New Talent
Melissa George (Home And Away, Seven Network)
Most Popular Drama
Police Rescue (ABC)
Most Popular Comedy Program
The Late Show (ABC)
Most Popular Comedy Personality
Ruth Cracknell (Mother And Son, ABC)
Ray Martin with his Gold Logie in 1994.
Most Popular Light Entertainment Program
Hey Hey It’s Saturday (Nine Network)
Most Popular Light Entertainment Personality
Ray Martin (Midday, Nine Network)
Most Popular Sports Program
AFL Grand Final (Seven Network)
Most Popular Lifestyle Program
Burke’s Backyard (Nine Network)
Most Popular Public Affairs Program
Real Life (Seven Network)
Most Popular Children’s Program
Agro’s Cartoon Connection (Seven Network)
Most Outstanding Achievement In Drama Production
Phoenix II (ABC)
Most Outstanding Achievement In Comedy (Performer Or Program)
The Late Show (ABC)
Most Outstanding Achievement In News
Sydney 2000 announcement (Nine Network)
Most Outstanding Achievement In Public Affairs
“Ships Of Shame” (Sunday, Nine Network)
Most Outstanding Documentary
Labor In Power (ABC)
Most Outstanding Achievement By A Regional Network
Rest In Peace (Prime)
TV WEEK Logie Award winners 1993
DATE: Friday, March 19, 1993
BROADCAST ON: Network Ten
GUESTS: John Spencer (LA Law), Vanessa Williams (Melrose Place), Tom Jones, Pamela Stephenson, Juliet and Hayley Mills (US actress sisters), Yahoo Serious, Dame Edna (Video phone from London)
PERFORMERS: Tom Jones/John Farnham, tap-dancing troupe Hot Shoe Shuffle, comedians Jean Kittson and Maryanne Fahey, Julie McGregor (Hey Dad..!), Rachael Beck (Hey Dad..!), Kelley Abbey (E Street), Todd McKenney, Nathan Cavaleri
VENUE: Grand Hyatt, Melbourne
HOST: Bert Newton
(State awards eliminated from this year)
Most Popular Personality
Ray Martin (Midday, Nine Network)
Hall Of Fame
Reg Grundy
Most Popular Actor
Gary Sweet (Police Rescue, ABC)
Most Popular Actress
Georgie Parker (A Country Practice, Seven Network)
Most Outstanding Actor
Gary Sweet (Police Rescue, ABC)
Most Outstanding Actress
Ruth Cracknell (Mother And Son, ABC)
Most Popular Series
Home And Away (Seven Network)
Most Popular New Talent
Simon Baker (E Street, Network Ten)
Most Popular Comedy Program
Fast Forward (Seven Network)
Most Popular Comedy Personality
Mary Coustas (Acropolis Now, Seven Network)
Most Popular Light Entertainment Program
Hey Hey It’s Saturday (Network Ten)
Most Popular Light Entertainment Personality
Daryl Somers (Hey Hey It’s Saturday, Nine Network)
Georgie Parker at the 1993 TV WEEK Logie Awards.
Most Popular Miniseries/Telemovie
Tracks Of Glory (Seven Network)
Most Popular Actor In A Miniseries/Telemovie
Cameron Daddo (Tracks Of Glory, Seven Network)
Most Popular Actress In A Miniseries/Telemovie
Josephine Byrnes (The Other Side Of Paradise, Network Ten)
Most Popular Sports Coverage
Barcelona Olympic Games (Seven Network)
Most Popular Lifestyle Program
Burke’s Backyard (Nine Network)
Most Popular Public Affairs Program
A Current Affair (Nine Network)
Most Popular Music Video
John Farnham/Kate Ceberano/Jon Stevens (“Everything’s Alright”)
Most Popular Children’s Program
Agro’s Cartoon Connection (Seven Network)
Most Outstanding Series
Phoenix (ABC)
Most Outstanding Miniseries/Telemovie
The Leaving Of Liverpool (ABC)
Most Outstanding Achievement In News
Bangkok riots (ABC)
Most Outstanding Achievement In Public Affairs
The Investigators (ABC)
Most Outstanding Documentary/Series
Cop It Sweet (ABC)/Faces In The Mob (ABC) (tied)
Most Outstanding Achievement By A Regional Station
Stranded (Prime)
Special Achievement Award
Tracie Sammut (GP, ABC)
TV WEEK Logie Award winners 1992
DATE: Friday, March 13, 1992
BROADCAST ON: Seven Network
GUESTS: John Stamos (Full House), Dennis Waterman, Bob Hawke, Campbell McComas (Frontline). Diana Ross was supposed to do a live cross from Sydney but it didn’t eventuate.
PERFORMERS: Dannii Minogue, Matthew Krok (Hey Dad…!), Ryan Clark, Naomi Tuckfield, Brooke Anderson (E Street), Nick Giannopoulos (Acropolis Now), Bruno Lucia (All Together Now), Cathy Godbold (Home And Away).
VENUE: Radisson President Hotel
HOST: Mainly Steve Vizard
Jana Wendt at the 1992 TV WEEK Logies.
Most Popular Personality
Jana Wendt (A Current Affair, Nine Network)
Hall of Fame
Four Corners (ABC)
Most Popular Actor
Bruce Samazan (E Street, Network Ten)
Most Popular Actress
Georgie Parker (A Country Practice, Seven Network)
Most Outstanding Actor
John McTernan (GP, ABC)
Most Outstanding Actress
Josephine Byrnes (Brides Of Christ, ABC)
Most Popular Personality (Victoria)
Daryl Somers (Nine Network)
Most Popular Program (Victoria)
Neighbours (Network Ten)
Most Popular Personality (New South Wales)
Ray Martin (Nine Network)
Most Popular Program (New South Wales)
Home And Away (Seven Network)
Most Popular Personality (Queensland)
Robert Brough (Seven Network)
Most Popular Program (Queensland)
Family Feud (Seven Network)
Georgie Parker at the TV WEEK Logies in 1992.
Most Popular Personality (South Australia)
Anne Wills (Seven Network)
**Most Popular Program (South Australia)
Wheel Of Fortune (Seven Network)
Most Popular Personality (Tasmania)
Ron Christie
Most Popular Program (Tasmania)
Tasmania Today
Most Popular Personality (Western Australia)
Rick Ardon (Seven Network)
Most Popular Program (Western Australia)
Seven News (Seven Network)
Most Popular Series
E Street (Network Ten)
Most Popular New Talent
Kym Wilson (Brides Of Christ, ABC)
Most Popular Light Entertainment/Comedy Program
Fast Forward (Seven Network)
Most Popular Light Entertainment/Comedy Male Performer
Steve Vizard (Fast Forward, Seven Network)
Most Popular Light Entertainment/Comedy Female Performer
Magda Szubanski (Fast Forward, Seven Network)
Most Popular Miniseries/Telemovie
Brides Of Christ (ABC)
Most Popular Actor In A Miniseries/Telemovie
Cameron Daddo (Golden Fiddles, Nine Network)
Most Popular Actress In A Miniseries/Telemovie
Josephine Byrnes (Brides Of Christ, ABC)
Most Popular Sports Coverage
Cricket (Nine Network)
Most Popular Lifestyle Program
Burke’s Backyard (Nine Network)
Most Popular Current Affairs Program
A Current Affair (Nine Network)
Most Popular Music Video
“When Something Is Wrong With My Baby” (John Farnham/Jimmy Barnes)
Most Popular Children’s Program
Agro’s Cartoon Connection (Seven Network)
Most Outstanding Series
GP (ABC)
Most Outstanding Miniseries/Telemovie
Brides Of Christ (ABC)
Most Outstanding Achievement In News
Coode Island fires (National Nine News)
Most Outstanding Achievement In Public Affairs
“Soviet Union” (Lateline, ABC)
Most Outstanding Documentary/Series
The Time Of Your Life (ABC)
Most Outstanding Achievement By A Regional Station
The Very Fast Train (WIN TV)
TV WEEK Logie Award winners 1991
DATE: Friday, March 15, 1991
BROADCAST ON: Nine Network
GUESTS: Angie Dickinson (US film star), Michael Ontkean (Twin Peaks), Peggy Lipton (Twin Peaks)
PERFORMERS: Debbie Byrne and the “Super Band”, Mark Williams, Electric Legs
VENUE: World Congress Centre, Melbourne
HOST: Daryl Somers
Most Popular Personality
Steve Vizard (Fast Forward, Seven Network)
Hall Of Fame
James Davern
Most Popular Actor
Craig McLachlan (Home And Away, Seven Network)
Most Popular Actress
Georgie Parker (A Country Practice, Seven Network)
Most Outstanding Actor
Michael Craig (GP, ABC)
Most Outstanding Actress
Rebecca Gibney (Come In Spinner, ABC)
Most Popular Personality (Victoria)
Daryl Somers (Nine Network)
Most Popular Program (Victoria)
Neighbours (Network Ten)
Most Popular Personality (NSW)
Ray Martin (Nine Network)
Most Popular Program (NSW)
Home And Away (Seven Network)
Most Popular Personality (Queensland)
Robert Brough (Seven Network)
Most Popular Program (Queensland)
Family Feud (Seven Network)
Rebecca Gibney, Steve Vizard and Georgia Parker.
Most Popular Personality (South Australia)
Anne Wills (Seven Network)
Most Popular Program (South Australia)
Wheel Of Fortune (Seven Network)
Most Popular Personality (Tasmania)
Robyn Martin
Most Popular Program (Tasmania)
Tasmania Today
Most Popular Personality (Western Australia)
Rick Ardon (Seven Network)
Most Popular Program (Western Australia)
Seven News (Seven Network)
Most Popular Drama Series
Home And Away (Seven Network)
Most Popular New Talent
Richard Huggett (Neighbours, Network Ten)
Most Popular Light Entertainment/Comedy Program
Fast Forward (Seven Network)
Most Popular Light Entertainment/Comedy Female Personality
Magda Szubanski (Fast Forward, Seven Network)
Most Popular Light Entertainment/Comedy Male Personality
Steve Vizard (Fast Forward, Seven Network)
Most Popular Miniseries/Telemovie
Jackaroo (Seven Network)
Most Popular Actor In A Miniseries/Telemovie
David McCubbin (Jackaroo, Seven Network)
Most Popular Actress In A Miniseries/Telemovie
Annie Jones (Jackaroo, Seven Network)
Most Popular Sports Coverage
Cricket (Nine Network)
Most Popular Lifestyle Program
Burke’s Backyard (Nine Network)
Most Popular Public Affairs Program
A Current Affair (Nine Network)
Most Popular Music Video
“Chain Reaction” (John Farnham)
Most Popular Children’s Program
Agro’s Cartoon Connection (Seven Network)
Most Outstanding Single Drama/Miniseries
Come In Spinner (ABC)
Most Outstanding Achievement In News
John Lombard (ABC)
Most Outstanding Achievement In Public Affairs
“Other People’s Money” (Four Corners, ABC)
Most Outstanding Documentary/Series
The Chelmsford Scream (Nine Network)
Most Outstanding Achievement By A Regional Station
No Fixed Address (WIN TV)
TV WEEK Logie Award winner 1990
DATE: March 9, 1990
BROADCAST ON: Nine Network
GUESTS: Ernest Borgnine (McHale’s Navy), John Travolta, Pauline Collins (Forever Green), John Alderton (Forever Green, married to Collins), Sigrid Thornton, Dame Edna Everage
PERFORMERS: James Morrison, Gerry Connolly (comedian)
VENUE: Hyatt On Collins, Melbourne
HOST: Mark Mitchell
Most Popular Personality
Craig McLachlan (Neighbours, Network Ten)
Hall Of Fame
John Young
Most Popular Actor
Craig McLachlan (Neighbours, Network Ten)
Most Popular Actress
Rachel Friend (Neighbours, Network Ten)
Most Outstanding Actor
Shane Porteous (A Country Practice, Seven Network)
Most Outstanding Actress
Nicole Kidman (Bangkok Hilton, Network Ten)
Most Popular Personality (Victoria)
Daryl Somers (Nine Network)
Most Popular Program (Victoria)
Neighbours (Network Ten)
Most Popular Personality (NSW)
Ray Martin (Nine Network)
Most Popular Program (NSW)
Home And Away (Seven Network)
Most Popular Personality (Queensland)
Jill Ray (Seven Network)
Most Popular Program (Queensland)
Wombat (Seven Network)
Most Popular Personality (South Australia)
Anne Wills (Seven Network)
Most Popular Program (South Australia)
Wheel Of Fortune (Seven Network)
Most Popular Personality (Tasmania)
Bert Taylor
Most Popular Program (Tasmania)
Taylor’s Australia
Craig McLachlan with his Gold Logie in 1990.
Most Popular Personality (Western Australia)
Rick Ardon (Seven Network)
**Most Popular Program (Western Australia)
Seven News (Seven Network)
Most Popular Series
Neighbours (Network Ten)
Most Popular New Talent
Georgie Parker (A Country Practice, Seven Network)
Most Popular Light Entertainment/Comedy Program
The Comedy Company (Network Ten)
Most Popular Light Entertainment/Comedy Personality
Daryl Somers (Hey Hey It’s Saturday, Nine Network)
Most Popular Miniseries/Telemovie
Bangkok Hilton (Network Ten)
Most Popular Actor In A Miniseries/Telemovie
Jason Donovan (Heroes, Seven Network)
Most Popular Actress In A Miniseries/Telemovie
Nicole Kidman (Bangkok Hilton, Network Ten)
Most Popular Sports Coverage
Cricket (Nine Network)
Most Popular Lifestyle Program
Burke’s Backyard (Nine Network)
Most Popular Current Affairs Program
A Current Affair (Nine Network)
Most Popular Music Video
“Never Too Late” (Kylie Minogue)
Most Popular Children’s Program
Wombat(Seven Network)
Most Outstanding Achievement In News
Mark Burrows (reporting on the Romanian revolution, Nine Network)
Most Outstanding Achievement In Public Affairs
“True Believers” (Four Corners, ABC)
Most Outstanding Documentary/Series
Ladies In Line (ABC)
Most Outstanding Achievement By A Regional Station
My Place, My Land, My People (QTV Townsville)
