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Logies 2016 photos: Award winners

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Waleed Aly wins the Gold Logie at the 58th TV Week Logie Awards, as Jessica Marais, Erik Thomson, Alex Dimitriades, Deborah Mailman, The Project, Family Feud, Home and Away and more are also honoured on Australian television's big night.

Waleed Aly, Carrie Bickmore and Peter Helliar after <i>The Project</i>'s Logie win for Best News Panel or Current Affairs Program.

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Waleed Aly, Carrie Bickmore and Peter Helliar after The Project's Logie win for Best News Panel or Current Affairs Program.Credit:Getty Images

<i>The Project</i>'s Waleed Aly with the Gold Logie for Best Personality on Australian TV and Silver Logie for Best Presenter.

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The Project's Waleed Aly with the Gold Logie for Best Personality on Australian TV and Silver Logie for Best Presenter.Credit: Scott Barbour/Getty Images

<i>Love Child</i> star Jessica Marais poses with the Silver Logie for Best Actress.

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Love Child star Jessica Marais poses with the Silver Logie for Best Actress.Credit:Getty Images

Grant Denyer with <i>Family Feud</i>'s Logie for Best Entertainment Program.

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Grant Denyer with Family Feud's Logie for Best Entertainment Program.Credit:Getty Images

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<i>Redfern Now: Promise Me</i>'s Deborah Mailman with the Logie for Most Outstanding Actress.

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Redfern Now: Promise Me's Deborah Mailman with the Logie for Most Outstanding Actress.Credit:Getty Images

Hall of Fame inductee Noni Hazlehurst poses with sons William Jarratt (left) and Charlie Jarratt.

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Hall of Fame inductee Noni Hazlehurst poses with sons William Jarratt (left) and Charlie Jarratt.Credit:Getty Images

<i>The Principal</i>'s Alex Dimitriades with the Logie for Most Outstanding Actor.

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The Principal's Alex Dimitriades with the Logie for Most Outstanding Actor.Credit:Getty Images

<i>800 Words</i> star Erik Thomson with the Logie for Best Actor.

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800 Words star Erik Thomson with the Logie for Best Actor.Credit:Getty Images

<i>Home and Away</i>'s Ada Nicodemou with the Logie for Best Drama Program.

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Home and Away's Ada Nicodemou with the Logie for Best Drama Program.Credit:Getty Images

<i>The Block</i>'s Scott Cam with the Logie for Best Reality Program.

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The Block's Scott Cam with the Logie for Best Reality Program.Credit:Getty Images

<i>Wentworth</i>'s Celia Ireland with the Logie for Most Outstanding Supporting Actress.

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Wentworth's Celia Ireland with the Logie for Most Outstanding Supporting Actress.Credit:Getty Images

<i>Shaun Micallef's Mad As Hell</i>: Shaun Micallef, right, and cast with the Logie for Most Outstanding Comedy Program.

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Shaun Micallef's Mad As Hell: Shaun Micallef, right, and cast with the Logie for Most Outstanding Comedy Program.Credit:Getty Images

Sampson with <i>Gruen</i>'s Logie for Best Entertainment Program.

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Sampson with Gruen's Logie for Best Entertainment Program.Credit:Getty Images

Adam Dovile from <i>Better Homes and Gardens</i> with the Logie for Best New Talent.

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Adam Dovile from Better Homes and Gardens with the Logie for Best New Talent.Credit:Getty Images

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<i>The NRL Footy Show</i>'s Darryl Brohman, Beau Ryan, Erin Molan and Paul Vautin with the Logie for Best Sports Program.

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The NRL Footy Show's Darryl Brohman, Beau Ryan, Erin Molan and Paul Vautin with the Logie for Best Sports Program.Credit:Getty Images

<i>Ready For This</i> stars Aaron McGrath and Madeleine Madden with the Logie for Most Outstanding Children's Program.

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Ready For This stars Aaron McGrath and Madeleine Madden with the Logie for Most Outstanding Children's Program.Credit:Getty Images

Most Outstanding Miniseries or Telemovie: <i>The Secret River</i>.

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Most Outstanding Miniseries or Telemovie: The Secret River.Credit:Getty Images