Robert Irwin hits milestone after being nominated for prestigious award
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In a world where the glitz and glamour of the entertainment industry often seem reserved for seasoned veterans, a fresh face has emerged to challenge the status quo.
At the age of 20, Robert Irwin, the son of the late and great Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin, has been nominated for one of Australia's most prestigious television awards—the Gold Logie.
The Gold Logie, which recognises the crème de la crème of the Australian television industry, has seen many illustrious personalities grace its nominee list.
However, Robert's nomination is particularly noteworthy, not just because of his age but also because of his legacy.
Following in his father's footsteps, Robert has become a beloved figure on television, showcasing his passion for wildlife and conservation to audiences across the nation.
His nomination follows his recent stint as a co-host on the popular reality show I’m A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!, which was broadcast on Network 10.
But the road to the Gold Logie is not without its challenges. Robert faces stiff competition from various television stalwarts, including Larry Emdur, Sonia Kruger, Asher Keddie, Andy Lee, and his co-host Julia Morris.
Not to mention, Tony Armstrong, a popular ABC presenter who clinched a Silver Logie last year, is also in the running.
In addition to the Gold Logie, Robert is nominated for the Bert Newton Award for Most Popular Presenter, alongside other notable personalities such as Hamish Blake.
The Logies, hosted by comedian Sam Pang, will take place in Sydney on 18 August. This 64th annual event will be broadcast on Channel 7, allowing viewers across Australia to tune in and see if this young conservationist can take home the gold.
The public plays a crucial role in deciding the winners, with online voting now open at vote.tvweeklogies.com.au.
It's an opportunity for fans to show their support for their favourite stars and programs, and with such a varied and talented list of nominees, every vote counts.
This year's Logies nominations span various categories, from drama to comedy, news to reality TV.
It's a testament to the rich tapestry of Australian television and the stories it tells. From gripping dramas like Total Control and The Newsreader to laugh-out-loud comedies like Utopia and Mother and Son, there's no shortage of quality content vying for recognition.
Who are you vying for this Logie Awards 2024? Who do you think will win this year? Let us know in the comments below!
At the age of 20, Robert Irwin, the son of the late and great Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin, has been nominated for one of Australia's most prestigious television awards—the Gold Logie.
The Gold Logie, which recognises the crème de la crème of the Australian television industry, has seen many illustrious personalities grace its nominee list.
However, Robert's nomination is particularly noteworthy, not just because of his age but also because of his legacy.
Robert Irwin is nominated for the Gold Logie Award. Credit: @mediaweekaus / Instagram
Following in his father's footsteps, Robert has become a beloved figure on television, showcasing his passion for wildlife and conservation to audiences across the nation.
His nomination follows his recent stint as a co-host on the popular reality show I’m A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!, which was broadcast on Network 10.
But the road to the Gold Logie is not without its challenges. Robert faces stiff competition from various television stalwarts, including Larry Emdur, Sonia Kruger, Asher Keddie, Andy Lee, and his co-host Julia Morris.
Not to mention, Tony Armstrong, a popular ABC presenter who clinched a Silver Logie last year, is also in the running.
In addition to the Gold Logie, Robert is nominated for the Bert Newton Award for Most Popular Presenter, alongside other notable personalities such as Hamish Blake.
The Logies, hosted by comedian Sam Pang, will take place in Sydney on 18 August. This 64th annual event will be broadcast on Channel 7, allowing viewers across Australia to tune in and see if this young conservationist can take home the gold.
The public plays a crucial role in deciding the winners, with online voting now open at vote.tvweeklogies.com.au.
It's an opportunity for fans to show their support for their favourite stars and programs, and with such a varied and talented list of nominees, every vote counts.
This year's Logies nominations span various categories, from drama to comedy, news to reality TV.
It's a testament to the rich tapestry of Australian television and the stories it tells. From gripping dramas like Total Control and The Newsreader to laugh-out-loud comedies like Utopia and Mother and Son, there's no shortage of quality content vying for recognition.
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