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The 2025 Logie Awards, Australia's night of television excellence, delivered a night of surprises and celebrations, culminating in Lynne McGranger’s triumphant win of the prestigious Gold Logie. The beloved 'Home and Away' star also secured the Logie for Best Lead Actress in a Drama, proving her enduring appeal to Australian audiences.

But the real story of the night was the phenomenal success of ABC’s dark comedy, 'Fisk.' The show absolutely swept the comedy categories, claiming a remarkable five out of five nominations. This unprecedented victory underscores the show’s sharp writing, stellar performances, and its undeniable connection with viewers.

Lynne McGranger: A Logie Legend

Lynne McGranger’s Gold Logie win marks a career highlight for the actress, who has portrayed Irene Roberts on 'Home and Away' for over two decades. Her consistently strong performances and her ability to portray both vulnerability and strength have made her a household name. Accepting the award, McGranger expressed her gratitude to the fans, the cast and crew of 'Home and Away,' and the Logie Academy. “This is just incredible,” she said, visibly emotional. “To be recognised amongst such talented nominees is truly an honour.”

'Fisk': Comedy Gold

The dominance of 'Fisk' was a clear indication of its widespread popularity and critical acclaim. The show, known for its quirky characters, darkly humorous storylines, and unflinching portrayal of rural life, resonated deeply with Australian audiences. Its five Logie wins included Best Comedy Program, Best Actor in a Comedy (played by breakout star, [mention actor's name if possible]), and Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy.

Critics have lauded 'Fisk' for its originality and its willingness to push boundaries. The show’s creator, [mention creator’s name if possible], spoke about the team’s commitment to telling authentic stories. “We wanted to create a comedy that was both funny and thought-provoking,” they stated. “We’re thrilled that audiences have embraced the show and its characters.”

Beyond the Wins: A Night of Television Celebrations

While McGranger and 'Fisk' were the biggest winners, the 2025 Logies celebrated the breadth and depth of Australian television. Other notable moments included [mention other significant awards or performances, e.g., a moving acceptance speech, a memorable musical performance]. The night served as a reminder of the power of television to entertain, inform, and connect Australians.

The 2025 Logies were hosted by [mention host's name] and broadcast live from [mention location]. Viewers can relive the highlights online at [mention website/platform].