Logie Awards of 1981

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The 1981 Logie Award Ceremony was held on 10 April 1981.

Contents 1 Gold Logie 2 National 3 Panel Judged 4 State Based Awards 4.1 Victoria 4.2 New South Wales 4.3 Queensland 4.4 South Australia 4.5 Western Australia 4.6 Tasmania

[edit] Gold Logie

Winner:

Bert Newton

[edit] National

Most Popular Actor

Winner:

Peter Adams (Cop Shop - Seven Network)

Nominees:

David Cameron (Water Under The Bridge)

Most Popular Actress

Winner:

Paula Duncan (Cop Shop - Seven Network)

Most Popular Variety or Comedy Show

Winner:

Mike Walsh Show (Nine Network)

Most Popular Drama Series

Winner:

Prisoner (Ten Network)

Most Popular Public Affairs Show

Winner:

60 Minutes (Nine Network)

Most Popular New Talent

Winner:

Simon Gallaher (Mike Walsh Show)

[edit] Panel Judged

Best Single Drama

Winner:

Cold Comfort (ABC)

Best Performance by a Juvenile

Winner:

Mark Spain (Restless Years - Ten Network)

Best Lead Actor in a Single Drama or Mini Series

Winner:

John Jarratt (The Last Outlaw - Seven Network)

Best Lead Actress in a Single Drama or Mini Series

Winner:

Robyn Nevin (Water Under The Bridge - Ten Network)

Best Lead Actor in a Series

Winner:

Peter Adams (Cop Shop - Seven Network)

Best Lead Actress in a Series

Winner:

Sheila Florance (Prisoner Ten Network)

Best Support Actor in a Series

Winner:

Michael Caton (The Sullivans - Nine Network)

"Nominated"

Gerard Maguire (Prisoner - Ten Network)

Best Support Actress in a Series

Winner:

Vivean Gray (The Sullivans - Nine Network)

"Nominated"

Collette Mann (Prisoner - Ten Network

Best News Report

Winner:

Moreton Bay Rescue (BTQ-7 - Brisbane)

TV Reporter of The Year

Winner:

Ray Martin (60 Minutes - Nine Network)

Outstanding Public Affairs Report

Winner:

60 Minutes (The Chelmsford File - Nine Network)

Best Documentary Series

Winner:

A Big Country (ABC)

Best Single Documentary

Winner:

Bird Of The Thunderwoman (ABC)

Best Sports Coverage

Winner:

The Moscow Olympics (Seven Network)

Best Children's Television Series

Winner:

Simon Townsend's Wonder World (Ten Network)

"Nominated:"

Shirl's Neighbourhood (Seven Network)

Outstanding Community Service

Winner:

Target 2000 (Eyewitness News: - Ten Network)

Special Logie For Sustained Excellence

Winner:

The Sullivans (Nine Network)

Outstanding Contribution by a Regional Station

Winner:

Footsteps of A Legend (GMV-6 Shepparton)

[edit] State Based Awards

[edit] Victoria

Most Popular Male

Winner:

Bert Newton (GTV-9)

Most Popular Female

Winner:

Paula Duncan (HSV-7)

Most Popular Show

Winner:

Prisoner (ATV-10)

[edit] New South Wales

Most Popular Male

Winner:

Mike Walsh (TCN-9)

Most Popular Female

Winner:

Katrina Lee (TEN-10)

Most Popular Show

Winner:

The Mike Walsh Show (TCN-9)

[edit] Queensland

Most Popular Male

Winner:

Andrew Carroll (QTQ-9)

Most Popular Female

Winner:

Jacki Macdonald (TVQ-0)

Most Popular Show

Winner:

Today Tonight (QTQ-9)

[edit] South Australia

Most Popular Male

Winner:

Roger Cardwell (NWS-9)

Most Popular Female

Winner:

Anne Wills (NWS-9)

Most Popular Show

Winner:

Clapperboard (NWS-9)

[edit] Western Australia

Most Popular Male

Winner:

Terry Willesee (STW-9)

Most Popular Female

Winner:

Ann Sanders (TVW-7)

Most Popular Show

Winner:

Terry Willesee's Perth (STW-9)

[edit] Tasmania

Most Popular Male

Winner:

Jim Cox (TNT-9)

Most Popular Female

Winner:

Anne Waterhouse (TNT-9)

Most Popular Show

Winner:

New Faces (TNT-9)