Here’s the full List of 2015 Logies nominations

THE nominations for the 57th TV Week Logie Awards have been announced and they read like a carbon copy of previous years.

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THE nominations for the 57th TV WeekLogie Awards have been announced and they read like a carbon copy of previous Logie ceremonies.

All the nominees for the top gong — the Gold Logie for the Most Popular Personality on Australian TV — have been nominated for the award numerous times before.

The Block’s Scott Cam, Offspring’s Asher Keddie and radio presenter Hamish Blake have all previously won the award. Their fellow Gold Logie nominees Andy Lee, Carrie Bickmore and Stephen Peacocke are all third or fourth-time nominees.

Carrie Bickmore at the 2014 Logies.

Both Bickmore and Keddie gave birth last week. While The Project co-host has vowed she’ll be on the red carpet this year, there’s no official word on whether Keddie will make the ceremony.

While the Gold Logie nominations are a bit of a snoozefest this year, the Graham Kennedy Award for Most Outstanding Newcomer is always one to watch when looking out for new Aussie talent.

Love Child stars Miranda Tapsell and Harriet Dyer are nominated alongside Brandon McClelland (ANZAC Girls), Silvia Colloca (Made In Italy With Silvia Colloca) and Troy Kinne (Kinne).

Two-time Grammy nominee Meghan Trainor (of All About That Bass fame) and chart-topper Sam Smith will perform at the awards — Smith is squeezing in the TV slot between sold-out shows on his Australian tour.

The 2015 awards will be held in Melbourne on Sunday, May 3rd.

Love Child stars Harriet Dyer, Miranda Tapsell and Gracie Gilbert.

Here’s the full list of nominees:

TV WEEK GOLD LOGIE — Most Popular Personality on Australian TV

• Andy Lee (Hamish & Andy’s Gap Year South America, Nine

Network)

• Asher Keddie (Offspring/Party Tricks, Network Ten)

• Carrie Bickmore (The Project, Network Ten)

• Hamish Blake (Hamish & Andy’s Gap Year South America, Nine

Network)

• Scott Cam (The Block, Nine Network)

• Stephen Peacocke (Home And Away, Channel Seven)

Most Popular Actor

• Chris Lilley (Jonah From Tonga, ABC)

• Craig McLachlan (The Doctor Blake Mysteries, ABC)

• Josh Thomas (Please Like Me, ABC 2)

• Luke Arnold (INXS: Never Tear Us Apart, Channel Seven)

• Stephen Peacocke (Home And Away, Channel Seven)

Last year’s winner Scotty Cam is up for the big gong again this year.

Most Popular Actress

• Asher Keddie (Offspring/Party Tricks, Network Ten)

• Bonnie Sveen (Home And Away, Channel Seven)

• Jessica Marais (Carlotta/Love Child, ABC/Nine Network)

• Julia Morris (House Husbands, Nine Network)

• Mandy McElhinney (Love Child, Nine Network)

Most Popular Presenter

• Amanda Keller (The Living Room, Network Ten)

• Andy Lee (Hamish & Andy’s Gap Year South America, Nine

Network)

• Carrie Bickmore (The Project, Network Ten)

• Grant Denyer (Family Feud, Network Ten)

• Karl Stefanovic (Today, Nine Network)

Nine’s Today show co-host Karl Stefanovic.

Most Popular New Talent

• Harriet Dyer (Love Child, Nine Network)

• Laura Brent (ANZAC Girls/INXS: Never Tear Us Apart, ABC/Channel

Seven)

• Miranda Tapsell (Love Child, Nine Network)

• Olympia Valance (Neighbours, Network Ten)

• Samantha Jade (INXS: Never Tear Us Apart, Channel Seven)

Most Popular Drama Program

• Home And Away (Channel Seven)

• House Husbands (Nine Network)

• INXS: Never Tear Us Apart (Channel Seven)

• Love Child (Nine Network)

• Offspring (Network Ten)

Logie nominee Julia Morris in Melbourne. Picture: Ian Currie

Most Popular Entertainment Program

• Family Feud (Network Ten)

• Hamish & Andy’s Gap Year South America (Nine Network)

• Sunrise (Channel Seven)

• The Project (Network Ten)

• The Voice Australia (Nine Network)

Most Popular Reality Program

• Big Brother (Nine Network)

• Bondi Rescue (Network Ten)

• Bondi Vet (Network Ten)

• My Kitchen Rules (Channel Seven)

• The Block (Nine Network)

Most Popular Sports Program

• Marngrook Footy Show (NITV)

• The AFL Footy Show (Nine Network)

• The Cricket Show (Nine Network)

• The NRL Footy Show (Nine Network)

• Wide World Of Sport (Nine Network)

Most Popular Lifestyle Program

• Better Homes And Gardens (Channel Seven)

• Getaway (Nine Network)

• Grand Designs Australia (FOXTEL/LifeStyle Channel)

• Selling Houses Australia (FOXTEL/LifeStyle Channel)

• The Living Room (Network Ten)

Chris Lilley (left) as Jonah in ‘Jonah From Tonga’. Photo: ABC

Most Outstanding Drama Series

• Janet King (ABC)

• Puberty Blues (Network Ten)

• Rake (ABC)

• The Code (ABC)

• Wentworth (FOXTEL/SoHo)

Most Outstanding Miniseries Or Telemovie

• ANZAC Girls (ABC)

• Carlotta (ABC)

• Devil’s Playground (FOXTEL/Showcase)

• INXS: Never Tear Us Apart (Channel Seven)

• The Broken Shore (ABC)

Most Outstanding Actor

• Ashley Zukerman (The Code, ABC)

• John Noble (Devil’s Playground, FOXTEL/Showcase)

• Luke Arnold (INXS: Never Tear Us Apart, Channel Seven)

• Martin Henderson (Secrets & Lies, Network Ten)

• Richard Roxburgh (Rake, ABC)

Most Outstanding Actress

• Danielle Cormack (Wentworth, FOXTEL/SoHo)

• Denise Roberts (Schapelle, Nine Network)

• Jessica Marais (Carlotta, ABC)

• Marta Dusseldorp (Janet King, ABC)

• Nicole da Silva (Wentworth, FOXTEL/SoHo)

Amanda Keller and Shaynna Blaze hosted the TV Week Logie Awards Nominations Party.

Graham Kennedy Award For Most Outstanding Newcomer

• Brandon McClelland (ANZAC Girls, ABC)

• Harriet Dyer (Love Child, Nine Network)

• Miranda Tapsell (Love Child, Nine Network)

• Silvia Colloca (Made In Italy With Silvia Colloca, SBS ONE)

• Troy Kinne (Kinne, 7mate)

Most Outstanding Entertainment Program

• Bogan Hunters (7mate)

• Shaun Micallef’s Mad As Hell (ABC)

• The Chaser’s Media Circus (ABC)

• The Checkout (ABC)

• The Voice Australia (Nine Network)

Most Outstanding Comedy Program

• Black Comedy (ABC)

• Legally Brown (SBS ONE)

• Please Like Me (ABC 2)

• Upper Middle Bogan (ABC)

• Utopia (ABC)

Michael Parkinson’s emotional interview with Ian Thorpe is nominated for a Logie.

Most Outstanding News Coverage

• “Lindt Café Siege” (Seven News, Channel Seven)

• “Moree” (NITV News, NITV)

• “Peter Greste Trial” (7pm News, ABC)

• “Sydney Siege” (Nine News, Nine Network)

• “What Is Metadata” (Sky News, Foxtel)

Most Outstanding Public Affairs Report

• “Banking Bad” (Four Corners, ABC)

• “Ian Thorpe — The Parkinson Interview” (Ian Thorpe — The Parkinson

Interview, Network Ten)

• “Ice Towns” (The Feed, SBS2)

• “Joining the Fight” (Insight, SBS One)

• “Searching for C11” (Australian Story, ABC)

Most Outstanding Factual Program

• Brilliant Creatures (ABC)

• Changing Minds (ABC)

• Coast Australia (FOXTEL/The History Channel)

• First Contact (SBS ONE)

• The War That Changed Us (ABC)

Most Outstanding Sports Coverage

• 2014 FIFA World Cup (SBS ONE)

• 2014 Emirates Melbourne Cup Carnival (Channel Seven)

• KFC T20 Big Bash League (Network Ten)

• Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000 (Channel Seven)

• 2014 Toyota AFL Grand Final (Channel Seven)

Most Outstanding Children’s Program

• Bushwhacked! (ABC3)

• Move It Mob Style (NITV)

• Nowhere Boys (ABC3)

• Tashi (7Two)

• The Worst Year Of My Life, Again! (ABC3)

What do you think of this year’s Logie nominees? Tweet us @newscomauhq #Logies2015

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