The 2024 Gold Logie for Most Popular Personality on Australian Television was awarded to Larry Emdur for his work on The Chase Australia and The Morning Show on the Seven Network. Larry Emdur, a beloved television presenter, is known for his engaging and charismatic presence on screen.
His win is a testament to his enduring popularity and versatility in the Australian television industry. During his acceptance speech, he humorously referred to himself as television’s “most axed man” and expressed gratitude to his fellow nominees.
Those other nominees include:
Andy Lee – The Hundred with Andy Lee (Nine Network)
A well-known comedian and presenter, celebrated for his quick wit and engaging hosting style on The Hundred with Andy Lee, a show that combines comedy with audience interaction.
Asher Keddie – Strife (Binge)
A highly acclaimed actress, recognized for her powerful performances. In Strife, she continues to showcase her exceptional talent, captivating audiences with her nuanced portrayal.
Julia Morris – I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! (Network 10)
A comedian and television presenter known for her vibrant personality and humor. Her role on I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! has made her a household name, bringing laughter and entertainment to viewers.
Robert Irwin – I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! (Network 10)
Son of the late Steve Irwin, has carved out his own niche in television. His work on I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! showcases his passion for wildlife and conservation, endearing him to audiences.
Sonia Kruger – Big Brother, Dancing with the Stars, The Voice, and Logies Red Carpet (Seven Network)
A versatile presenter, known for her work across multiple popular shows. Her dynamic hosting skills and engaging personality have made her a standout figure in Australian television.
Tony Armstrong – News Breakfast and Great Australian Stuff (ABC)
A former AFL player turned television presenter. His work on News Breakfast and Great Australian Stuff has earned him a reputation for being an insightful and relatable presenter.
Larry Emdur’s win highlights his significant contribution to Australian television, and the diverse range of nominees reflects the rich talent present in the industry.
