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1975 :: TV Week Logie Awards 2014
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17th TV Week
Logie Awards, 1975

Venue: Southern Cross Hotel, Melbourne
Host: Bert Newton

DATE: Friday, March 7, 1975

BROADCAST ON: Nine Network

GUESTS: John Wayne (US western film star), Lee Majors (US star of The Six Million Dollar Man), William Conrad (US star of Cannon), Keith Michell (Aust-born film star who found success in the UK), Diane Cilento (Aust-born film star who found success in the UK), Edward Woodward (UK star of Callan) and Michele Dotrice (Woodward's wife, an English actress). Special souvenir Logies were given to all guest presenters.

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  • Most Popular Personality

    Ernie Sigley
    Gold

  • Most Popular Personality

    Denise Drysdale
    Gold

  • Most Popular Male (VIC)

    Ernie Sigley (Nine Network)
    Bronze

  • Most Popular Female (VIC)

    Denise Drysdale (Nine Network)
    Bronze

  • Most Popular Show (VIC)

    The Ernie Sigley Show (Nine Network)
    Bronze

  • Most Popular Male (NSW)

    Mike Walsh (Network Ten)
    Bronze

  • Most Popular Female (NSW)

    Barbara Rogers (Seven Network)
    Bronze

  • Most Popular Show (NSW)

    The Mike Walsh Show (Network Ten)
    Bronze

  • Most Popular Male (QLD)

    Paul Sharratt (Nine Network)
    Bronze

  • Most Popular Female (QLD)

    Rhonda Sharratt (Nine Network)
    Bronze

  • Most Popular Show (QLD)

    Studio 9 (Nine Network)
    Bronze

  • Most Popular Male (SA)

    Bob Francis (Seven Network)
    Bronze

  • Most Popular Female (SA)

    Anne Wills (Seven Network)
    Bronze

  • Most Popular Show (SA)

    Penthouse Club (Seven Network)
    Bronze

  • Most Popular Male (TAS)

    Tom Payne
    Bronze

  • Most Popular Female (TAS)

    Margaret Anne Ford
    Bronze

  • Most Popular Show (TAS)

    This Week
    Bronze

  • Most Popular Male (WA)

    Jeff Newman (Seven Network)
    Bronze

  • Most Popular Female (WA)

    Sandy Palmer (Seven Network)
    Bronze

  • Most Popular Show (WA)

    Stars Of The Future (Seven Network)
    Bronze

  • Best Australian Actor

    George Mallaby (The Box, Network Ten)
    Bronze

  • Best Australian Actress

    Bunney Brooke (Number 96, Network Ten)
    Bronze

  • Best Australian Drama

    Number 96 (Network Ten)
    Bronze

  • George Wallace Memorial Award For Best New Talent

    John Waters (Rush, ABC)
    Bronze

  • Best Australian Teenage Personality

    Debbie Byrne (Young Talent Time, Network Ten)
    Bronze

  • Best Australian Music/Variety Show

    Young Talent Time (Network Ten)
    Bronze

  • Best Australian Commercial

    Uncle Sam
    Bronze

  • Best Individual Performance By An Actor

    John Meillion (The Fourth Wish, ABC)
    Bronze

  • Best Individual Performance by an Actress

    Pat Evison (Pig In A Poke, ABC)
    Bronze

  • Best TV Comedian

    Paul Hogan (The Paul Hogan Show, Seven Network)
    Bronze

  • Best New Drama

    Rush (ABC)
    Bronze

  • Best Script

    Fred Cullen (Homicide, Seven Network)
    Bronze

  • Best News Coverage

    Frank Sinatra in Australia (David Hill, Seven Network news)
    Bronze

  • Best Public Affairs Program

    A Current Affair (Nine Network)
    Bronze

  • Reporter of the Year

    Richard Carleton (This Day Tonight, ABC)
    Bronze

  • Contribution to TV Journalism

    Federal File (Nine Network)
    Bronze

  • Best Single Documentary

    Casley's Kingdom (David Johnston, Seven Network)
    Bronze

  • Best Dramatised Documentary

    Billy And Percy (ABC)
    Bronze

  • Outstanding Contribution to TV

    Bill Peach (for eight years' service to This Day Tonight, ABC)
    Bronze

  • Outstanding Creative Effort

    Ted Dunn (Fredd Bear’s Breakfast A-Go-Go, Network Ten)
    Bronze

  • Outstanding Contribution to Daytime TV

    No Man's Land (Nine Network)
    Bronze