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The Logie Award Winners 1980 is a list of Australian television program Logie Awards winners and nominees. The awards are presented annually by the Australian television industry, currently as the TV Week Logie Awards, to recognise excellence in many areas of television, including acting, entertainment and news categories.

22nd Annual TV Week Logie Awards

Friday, 14 March 1980
Hilton Hotel, Melbourne, Victoria

Hosted by Bert Newton. Special Guests were: USA stars Linda Gray (Dallas), Big Bird & Oscar the Grouch (Sesame Street), Paul Michael Glaser (Starsky & Hutch), Greg Evigan (BJ & the Bear), and Lee Meriwether (Barnaby Jones) and UK stars.

Cilla Black, Michael York, Nicola Pagett (Upstairs, Downstairs), John Inman (Are You Being Served?). The Awards were televised on the Nine Network.

1980 National Logie Awards

Gold Logie Most Popular PersonalityMike Walsh – The Mike Walsh Show9
Silver Logie
Most Popular Australian Lead Actor in a Series
Paul Cronin – The Sullivans9
Silver Logie
Most Popular Australian Lead Actress in a Series
Paula Duncan – Cop Shop7
TV Reporter of the YearGeorge Negus – 60 Minutes9
Outstanding Coverage Of A Sports ReportTest Cricket9
Outstanding Contribution to Children’s TVSimon Townsend’s Wonder World10
Outstanding Public Affairs Report“Child Prostitution” – Four CornersABC
Outstanding Contribution by a Regional StationBeating Around the Bush – NBN3, Newcastle 
Best Lead Actor in a SeriesPeter Adams – Cop Shop7
Best Lead Actress in a SeriesCarol Burns – Prisoner10
Best Supporting Actor in a SeriesTerry Norris – Cop Shop7
Best Supporting Actress in a SeriesNoni Hazelhurst – Ride On StrangerABC
Best Lead Actor in a Miniseries/TelemovieJohn Hargreaves – A Good Thing Going9
Best Lead Actress in a Miniseries/TelemovieBunney Brooke – The Rock PoolABC
Best Supporting Actor in a Miniseries/TelemovieChris Haywood – A Good Thing Going9
Best Supporting Actress in a Miniseries/TelemovieVeronica Lang – A Good Thing Going9
Best Performance by a JuvenileMiles Buchanan – A Good Thing Going9
Best TV Comedy PerformerGarry McDonald – The Norman Gunston Show 
Best Miniseries/TelemovieBurn The ButterfliesABC
Best Television ScriptMichael Cove – A Place In The WorldABC
Best New Drama SeriesPrisoner10
Best News ReportStar Hotel Riot – NBN3, Newcastle 
Best Single DocumentaryMutiny On The Western Front7
Best Documentary SeriesThis Fabulous Century7
Best Sports Report or DocumentaryIron Men Of The Sea10
Most Popular Drama SeriesThe Sullivans9
Most Popular New TalentVera Plevnik – The John Sullivan Story9
Most Popular Variety/Comedy ShowThe Don Lane Show9
Most Popular Public Affairs Program60 Minutes9

1980 Local Logie Awards

Victoria
     Most Popular Male
     Most Popular Female
     Most Popular Show
Bert Newton
Annette Allison
The Don Lane Show
9
10
9
New South Wales
     Most Popular Male
     Most Popular Female
     Most Popular Show
Mike Walsh
Katrina Lee
Mike Walsh Show
9
10
9
Queensland
     Most Popular Male
     Most Popular Female
     Most Popular Show
Glenn Taylor
Jacki MacDonald
Today Tonight
9
10
9
South Australia
     Most Popular Male
     Most Popular Female
     Most Popular Show
Tony Murphy
Pam Tamblyn
Music Express
9
7
7
Tasmania
     Most Popular Male
     Most Popular Female
     Most Popular Show
Tom Payne
Sue Barnett
People, Places, Politics
 
Western Australia
     Most Popular Male
     Most Popular Female
     Most Popular Show
Terry Willesee
Judy Thompson
Terry Willesee’s Perth
9
7
9

NOTE: yes, we know many of the Special Guests are famous for more than what we list. Because this is a historical listing, we’ve tried to show the TV program the person was known for at the time. For example, Roger Moore was known for his TV show The Pretenders in 1972, long before he did the James Bond films.

Last column in the above charts is the television network / station.


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