Logie Awards of 2003

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The 45th Annual TV Week Logie Awards were presented on Sunday 11 May 2003 at Crown Casino in Melbourne and broadcast on the Nine Network. Eddie McGuire from the Nine Network was all Master of Ceremonies. This article lists the winners of Logie Awards (Australian television) for 2003:

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[edit] Gold Logie

Most Popular Personality on Australian Television
Winner:
Rove McManus, Rove (Live), Network Ten (1st win)
Nominated:
Lisa Chappell, McLeod's Daughters, Nine Network
Georgie Parker, All Saints, Seven Network (won twice, ?th nomination)
Libby Tanner, All Saints, Seven Network
John Wood, Blue Heelers, Seven Network (7th straight nomination)

[edit] Silver Logie

Most Popular Actor
Winner:
Erik Thomson, All Saints, Seven Network
Nominated:
Beau Brady, Home and Away, Seven Network
Samuel Johnson, The Secret Life of Us, Network Ten
Myles Pollard, McLeod's Daughters, Nine Network
John Wood, Blue Heelers, Seven Network


Most Popular Actress
Winner:
Libby Tanner, All Saints, Seven Network
Nominated:
Bridie Carter, McLeod's Daughters, Nine Network
Lisa Chappell, McLeod's Daughters, Nine Network
Claudia Karvan, The Secret Life of Us, Network Ten
Georgie Parker, All Saints, Seven Network


Most Popular TV Presenter
Winner:
Rove McManus, Rove (Live), Network Ten
Nominated:
Dr. Harry Cooper, Harry's Practice, Seven Network
Ernie Dingo, The Great Outdoors, Seven Network
Jamie Durie, Backyard Blitz, Nine Network
Eddie McGuire, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, Nine Network


Most Popular Australian Program
Winner:
All Saints, Seven Network
Nominated:
Blue Heelers, Seven Network
Home And Away, Seven Network
McLeod's Daughters, Nine Network
The Secret Life Of Us, Network Ten

[edit] Logie

Most Popular New Male Talent
Winner:
Patrick Harvey, Neighbours, Network Ten
Nominated:
Jay Bunyan, Neighbours, Network Ten
Daniel Collopy, Home And Away, Seven Network
Michael Dorman, The Secret Life Of Us, Network Ten
Ben Mortley, McLeod's Daughters, Nine Network


Most Popular New Female Talent
Winner:
Delta Goodrem, Neighbours, Network Ten
Nominated:
Michelle Ang, Neighbours, Network Ten
Daniel Collopy, Home And Away, Seven Network
Alexandra Davies, Young Lions, Nine Network
Jodie Dry, White Collar Blue, Network Ten


Most Popular Sports Program
Winner:
The AFL Footy Show, Nine Network
Nominated:
The Fat, ABC TV
The NRL Footy Show, Nine Network
The Monday Dump With Roy And H.G., Seven Network
Sports Tonight, Network Ten


Most Popular Light Entertainment or Comedy Program
Winner:
Rove (Live), Network Ten
Nominated:
The Crocodile Hunter, Network Ten
Kath & Kim, ABC TV
Russell Coight's All Aussie Adventures, Network Ten
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, Nine Network


Most Popular Reality Program
Winner:
RPA, Nine Network
Nominated:
Australian Survivor, Nine Network
Big Brother 2, Network Ten
Celebrity Big Brother, Network Ten
The Mole 3, Seven Network


Most Popular Lifestyle Program
Winner:
Backyard Blitz, Nine Network
Nominated:
Better Homes And Gardens, Seven Network
Getaway, Nine Network
The Great Outdoors, Nine Network
Harry's Practice, Seven Network


Most Popular Overseas Program
Winner:
Friends, Nine Network
Nominated:
24, Seven Network
The Bill, ABC TV
ER, Nine Network
Everybody Loves Raymond, Network Ten

[edit] Outstanding Awards

Most Outstanding Drama Series
Winner:
The Secret Life Of Us, Network Ten
Nominated:
All Saints, Seven Network
Always Greener, Seven Network
MDA, ABC TV
Stingers, Nine Network
White Collar Blue, Network Ten


Most Outstanding Actor In A Drama Series
Winner:
Peter O'Brien, White Collar Blue, Network Ten
Nominated:
Shane Bourne, MDA, ABC TV
John Howard, Always Greener, Seven Network
Samuel Johnson, The Secret Life Of Us, Network Ten
Gary Sweet, Stingers, Nine Network


Most Outstanding Actress In A Drama Series
Winner:
Claudia Karvan, The Secret Life Of Us, Network Ten
Nominated:
Kerry Armstrong, MDA, ABC TV
Deborah Mailman, The Secret Life Of Us, Network Ten
Freya Stafford, White Collar Blue, Network Ten
Juliet Stevenson, The Road From Coorain, ABC TV


Most Outstanding Miniseries or Telemovie
Winner:
The Road From Coorain, ABC TV
Nominated:
Heroes' Mountain, Network Ten
Secret Bridesmaids' Business, ABC TV


Most Outstanding News Coverage - shared
Winner:
"The al-Qaeda Tapes", ABC News, ABC TV
Nominated:
"Bali Explosion", ABC News, ABC TV
"The New Kurdistan", Dateline, SBS TV
"Bali Explosion", National Nine News, Nine Network
"Bushfires", Seven News, Seven Network


Most Outstanding Public Affairs Program
Winner:
Sunday, Nine Network
Nominated:
The 7.30 Report, ABC TV
Dateline, SBS TV
Foreign Correspondent, ABC TV
Lateline, ABC TV


Most Outstanding Documentary Series
Winner:
Australian Story, ABC TV
Nominated:
Black Chicks Talking, ABC TV
Gough Whitlam: In His Own Words, SBS TV
Gulpilil: One Red Blood, ABC TV
Rainbow Bird and Monster Man, SBS TV


Most Outstanding Comedy Program
Winner:
Kath & Kim, ABC TV
Nominated:
CNNNN, ABC TV
The Ice Dream With Roy And H.G., Seven Network
John Safran's Music Jamboree, SBS TV
Russell Coight's All Aussie Adventures, Network Ten


Most Outstanding Sports Coverage
Winner:
Ashes Test Series 2002-03, Nine Network
Nominated:
Australian Formula One Grand Prix, Network Ten
FIFA World Cup 2002, SBS and Nine Network
The XIX Winter Olympic Games - Salt Lake City, Seven Network
The XVII Commonwealth Games - Manchester, Seven Network


Most Outstanding Children's Program
Winner:
Tracey McBean, ABC TV
Nominated:
Hi-5, Nine Network
Horace and Tina, Network Ten
Lights, Camera, Action, Wiggles!, ABC TV
Totally Wild, Network Ten

[edit] Hall of Fame

After several years on Australian television, Don Lane became the 20th inductee into the TV Week Logies Hall of Fame.