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The 27th Annual TV Week Logie Awards were presented on Friday 26 April 1985 at the World Trade Centre in Melbourne, and broadcast on the Network Ten. Greg Evans from Perfect Match was the Master of Ceremonies for the first and only time. This article lists the winners of the 31 Logie Awards (Australian television) for 1985.
[edit] Gold Logie
- Most Popular Personality on Australian Television
- Winner:
- Rowena Wallace, Sons and Daughters, Seven Network
- Nominated:
- Greg Evans, Perfect Match, Network Ten
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[edit] Silver Logie
- Most Popular Lead Actor
- Winner:
- Grant Dodwell, A Country Practice, Seven Network
- Nominated:
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- Most Popular Lead Actress
- Winner:
- Anne Tenney, A Country Practice, Seven Network
- Nominated:
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- Most Popular Drama Program
- Winner:
- A Country Practice, Seven Network
- Nominated:
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- Most Popular Variety Program
- Winner:
- The Mike Walsh Show, Nine Network
- Nominated:
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- Most Popular Comedy Program
- Winner:
- Hey Hey It's Saturday, Nine Network
- Nominated:
- ??
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- Most Popular Game or Quiz Show
- Winner:
- Perfect Match, Network Ten
- Nominated:
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- Most Popular Public Affairs Program
- Winner:
- 60 Minutes, Nine Network
- Nominated:
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- Most Popular Documentary Series
- Winner:
- Willesee Documentaries, xx Network
- Nominated:
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- Most Popular Children's Program
- Winner:
- Simon Townsend's Wonder World, Network Ten
- Nominated:
- ??
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[edit] Industry Awards
- Best New Talent in Australia
- Winner:
- David Reyne, Sweet and Sour, ABC
- Nominated:
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- Best Single Drama or Mini Series
- Winner:
- Waterfront, Network Ten
- Nominated:
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- Best Lead Actor in a Single Series
- Winner:
- Jack Thompson, Waterfront, Network Ten
- Nominated:
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- Best Lead Actress in a Single Series
- Winner:
- Greta Scacchi, Waterfront, Network Ten
- Nominated:
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- Best Support Actor in a Single Series
- Winner:
- Max Cullen, The Last Bastion, Network Ten
- Nominated:
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- Best Support Actress in a Single Series
- Winner:
- Noni Hazelhurst, Waterfront, Network Ten
- Nominated:
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- Best Lead Actor in a Series
- Winner:
- Shane Withington, A Country Practice, Seven Network
- Nominated:
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- Best Lead Actress in a Series
- Winner:
- Rowena Wallace, Sons and Daughters, Seven Network
- Nominated:
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- Best Support Actor in a Series
- Winner:
- Ian Rawlings, Sons and Daughters, Seven Network
- Nominated:
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- Best Support Actress in a Series
- Winner:
- Wendy Strehlow, A Country Practice, Seven Network
- Nominated:
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- TV Reporter of the Year
- Winner:
- Mike Munro, xx Network
- Nominated:
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- Best News Report
- Winner:
- "Bank Siege", xx Network
- Nominated:
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- Outstanding Public Affairs Report
- Winner:
- "The Education of Stephen Lusher", 60 Minutes, Nine Network
- Nominated:
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- Outstanding Coverage of Sport
- Winner:
- James Hardie 1000, xx Network
- Nominated:
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- Best Performance by a Juvenile
- Winner:
- Ken Talbot, xx, xx Network
- Nominated:
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- Best Documentary
- Winner:
- Frontline Afghanistan, xx Network
- Nominated:
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- Best Special Events Telecast
- Winner:
- 1984 Summer Olympics, xx Network
- Nominated:
- ??
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- Most Outstanding Contribution by a Regional Station
- Winner:
- Autumn Faces, GMV6 Shepparton
- Nominated:
- ??
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- Special Award for Sustained Excellence
- Receiver:
- 60 Minutes, Nine Network
- Outstanding Contribution to the Australian Music Industry and Encouragement of Talent
- Receiver:
- Ian "Molly" Meldrum
[edit] Hall of Fame
After a lifetime in the Australian television industry, Ken G. Hall became the 2nd inductee into the TV Week Logies Hall of Fame.
