
Dapper suits, glittering gowns, loads of drama: can you feel it? The 2025 TV WEEK Logie Awards are fast approaching.
With the Logies set to air on August 3, many Aussie TV fans are ready to cast their vote for their favourite stars and shows. But how do they do it?
Here's everything you need to know about Logies voting, and how the winners are selected.
What are the Logie Award categories?
Previously, the Logie Awards were split into two different categories: Most Popular and Most Outstanding.
The 11 Most Popular Awards were voted for by fans, while 12 Most Outstanding Awards were voted on by a select group of industry experts.
This explains why the Most Popular Awards would often go to big shows like MAFS, Home and Away and Neighbours, while Most Outstanding would often go to smaller productions that might not have such huge followings, but were truly excellent and deserving.
But last year, they made some changes, and the decision received mixed reviews from Logie-lovers when it was revealed in 2024.
They kept the Most Popular category for only three awards: The Most Popular News and Current Affairs Reporter, Most Popular Presenter and Most Popular New Talent. Plus the Gold Logie, which technically sits in the 'Most Popular' category. They also scrapped the Most Outstanding categories.
Instead, they created a "Best" category that combines elements of both Popular and Outstanding voting practices for 20 more categories. That's a total of 23.
Winners of the "Best" awards are decided by a combined score: a score from judges, according to the set assessment criteria (30 per cent), supplied audience data (20 per cent) and a certain number of Australian public votes (50 per cent).
And if you're thinking, 'Well that's confusing', correct! It is! But that's the way the cookie crumbles.