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Daily Telegraph
12 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Telegraph
Worth his weight in gold: Ray Martin's Logie award honour, 2025 TV Week Logie Awards
Don't miss out on the headlines from Confidential. Followed categories will be added to My News. Veteran TV journo Ray Martin thought he'd have to be dead to have an award created in his name. In a major nod to the 80-year-old's work, the Ray Martin Logie Award for Most Popular News or Public Affairs Reporter will honour the best of the best at Australian television's big awards night. 'I thought you had to be a horse or a dead politician, to be honest, to make it on a stamp. And I thought much the same as this,' Martin, who has five Gold Logies among his 14 in total, joked to Confidential. Tara Brown and Peter Overton are nominees for the Ray Martin Award for Most Popular News or Public Affairs Presenter. Picture: Richard Dobson 'So it's very hard to be recognised among a whole bunch of colleagues for whom I have great respect … To be chosen is a wonderful honour.' The new category will sit alongside longstanding tributes to other legends of the small screen, including the Graham Kennedy Award for Most Popular New Talent and the Bert Newton Award for Most Popular Presenter. The TV Week Logie Awards will be held at The Star on August 3. Nominated in the inaugural batch of his namesake category are David Speers, Ally Langdon, Michael Usher, Peter Overton, Sarah Ferguson and Tara Brown. 'I wish I was a journalist starting out today,' Martin said. 'The range of things you can do is enormous. But they need to write better … I get it because the pressure of time is so great, you don't always have the time to sit and think about the lines.' Langdon is also a first-time Gold Logie nominee this year, alongside Julia Morris, Sonia Kruger, Lisa Millar, Poh Ling Yeow, Lynne McGranger and Hamish Blake. 'I think when people meet me, I am who they see on television as well and people like authenticity and I hope that is what they feel they get from me,' Millar said of her nomination. 'I don't know why I have been nominated but I tell you, I am going to bloody enjoy every minute of it.' Most popular new talent nominees are Hailey Pinto, Guy Montgomery, Jenny Tian, Kate Miller-Heidke, Kylah Day and Sofia Levin, while Kruger, Blake and Morris back up their gold nomination with a nod in the most popular presenter category alongside Ricki-Lee Coulter, Todd Woodbridge and Zan Rowe. Gold Logie for Most Popular Personality on Australian Television nominees Poh Ling Yeow, Allison Langdon, Hamish Blake, Julia Morris, Sonia Kruger and Lisa Milla. Picture:'I am trying to encourage all of my haters to vote because sometimes people who win Logies, you don't hear from them much later so I figure, if you hate me and you want to get rid of me, vote me for the Gold,' said Morris, co-host of I'm A Celebrity … Get Me Out Of Here! The 2025 red carpet and ceremony will this year will be broadcast on Channel 7 with comedian Sam Pang returning as host. 'Looking at the list of nominations, it's always thrilling to see the diverse range of Australian stories being told on our screens,' TV Week's Amber Giles said. 'It's especially pleasing to see the breadth of original Australian content on both free-to-air and streaming services.' Tai Hara and Lloyd Griffith from ABC's Return To Paradise will go head to head for a Best Actor Silver Logie. Also nominated there are Michael Dorman, Robert Taylor, Sam Corlett and Sam Neill, while Alycia Debnam-Carey, Anna Samson, Anna Torv, Ayesha Madon, Kaitlyn Dever and Lynne McGranger are nominated for the Best Lead Actress Silver Logie. WHO IS NOMINATED Here is the full list of contenders for the gold, silver and special awards. Do you have a story for The Daily Telegraph? Message 0481 056 618 or email tips@
The Advertiser
a day ago
- Entertainment
- The Advertiser
'Thrilled': Logie nominees named as the public votes for top Aussie TV stars
Comedians, cooks, reality stars, international actors and local heroes have been nominated for Australian television's top honour at the 65th TV Week Logie Awards. Nominees were announced on June 16 as public voting started ahead of the award ceremony at Sydney's Star Casino on August 3. A new category has been added to the award show to celebrate veteran journalist and five-time Gold Logie winner, Ray Martin. The Ray Martin Award for Most Popular News or Public Affairs Reporter will be announced alongside the Graham Kennedy Award for Most Popular New Talent and the Bert Newton Award for Most Popular Presenter. TV Week Editorial Director Amber Giles said she was "thrilled" to see a diverse range of Australian stories honoured in the awards. "It's especially pleasing to see the breadth of original Australian content on both free-to-air and streaming services," she said. "If you see a show or star on the list that you've watched and enjoyed, then don't be shy - get voting!" Voting started at 9am on June 16 and continues until 7pm on August 1. However, those keen to cast a vote on the Ray Martin, Graham Kennedy and Bert Newton awards will have until August 3. A handful of returning nominees were in the running for a Gold Logie, along with some fresh faces. Lynne McGranger, Ally Langdon, Julia Morris, Lisa Millar, Poh Ling Yeow, Sonia Kruger and Hamish Blake are vying for the top award at the 2025 ceremony. Comedians, cooks, reality stars, international actors and local heroes have been nominated for Australian television's top honour at the 65th TV Week Logie Awards. Nominees were announced on June 16 as public voting started ahead of the award ceremony at Sydney's Star Casino on August 3. A new category has been added to the award show to celebrate veteran journalist and five-time Gold Logie winner, Ray Martin. The Ray Martin Award for Most Popular News or Public Affairs Reporter will be announced alongside the Graham Kennedy Award for Most Popular New Talent and the Bert Newton Award for Most Popular Presenter. TV Week Editorial Director Amber Giles said she was "thrilled" to see a diverse range of Australian stories honoured in the awards. "It's especially pleasing to see the breadth of original Australian content on both free-to-air and streaming services," she said. "If you see a show or star on the list that you've watched and enjoyed, then don't be shy - get voting!" Voting started at 9am on June 16 and continues until 7pm on August 1. However, those keen to cast a vote on the Ray Martin, Graham Kennedy and Bert Newton awards will have until August 3. A handful of returning nominees were in the running for a Gold Logie, along with some fresh faces. Lynne McGranger, Ally Langdon, Julia Morris, Lisa Millar, Poh Ling Yeow, Sonia Kruger and Hamish Blake are vying for the top award at the 2025 ceremony. Comedians, cooks, reality stars, international actors and local heroes have been nominated for Australian television's top honour at the 65th TV Week Logie Awards. Nominees were announced on June 16 as public voting started ahead of the award ceremony at Sydney's Star Casino on August 3. A new category has been added to the award show to celebrate veteran journalist and five-time Gold Logie winner, Ray Martin. The Ray Martin Award for Most Popular News or Public Affairs Reporter will be announced alongside the Graham Kennedy Award for Most Popular New Talent and the Bert Newton Award for Most Popular Presenter. TV Week Editorial Director Amber Giles said she was "thrilled" to see a diverse range of Australian stories honoured in the awards. "It's especially pleasing to see the breadth of original Australian content on both free-to-air and streaming services," she said. "If you see a show or star on the list that you've watched and enjoyed, then don't be shy - get voting!" Voting started at 9am on June 16 and continues until 7pm on August 1. However, those keen to cast a vote on the Ray Martin, Graham Kennedy and Bert Newton awards will have until August 3. A handful of returning nominees were in the running for a Gold Logie, along with some fresh faces. Lynne McGranger, Ally Langdon, Julia Morris, Lisa Millar, Poh Ling Yeow, Sonia Kruger and Hamish Blake are vying for the top award at the 2025 ceremony.
Yahoo
16-02-2025
- Climate
- Yahoo
How much snow are we getting on Thursday? Megastorm unlikely, but snow is coming
A snow storm could be on the way for much of New Jersey, but a diminishing forecast is now calling for up to 6 inches in parts of the state on Wednesday or Thursday. Accuweather says the storm could blanket much of the country with plowable snow from the Rocky Mountains to the East Coast, particularly the mid-Atlantic region. The estimates have been dropping since some forecasters predicted more than a foot of snow late last week. 'The megastorm right now looks like it's probably off the table, and we're looking at a run-of-the-mill snowfall,' said Ray Martin, meteorologist at the National Weather Service in Mount Holly. As of Sunday afternoon, the National Weather Service was forecasting a 60% chance of snow for Monmouth and Ocean counties Wednesday night into Thursday, with the odds further north shrinking and increasing further south, with Cape May County seeing an 80% chance of precipitation. Snowfall predictions should be posted by the National Weather Service by Monday afternoon, Martin said. Accuweather predicted 1 to 3 inches of snow in Northern New Jersey, 3 to 6 inches from the Shore south and up to a foot for Mid-Atlantic states such as Virginia and Maryland. Ken Serrano covers crime, breaking news and investigations. Reach him at 732-643-4029 or kserrano@ This article originally appeared on Asbury Park Press: 'Megastorm'? No. But up to 6 inches of snow could fall on New Jersey
