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Today hosts recognised in this year's Logies nominations

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A slew of Nine talent have been recognised in the 2026 TV Week Logie nominations, including your favourites from the Today team.

Karl Stefanovic and Sarah Abo are up for the Ray Martin Award for Most Popular News or Public Affairs Presenter, alongside Karl’s former Today co-host and A Current Affair presenter, Ally Langdon.

Danika Mason and Ally Langdon are among the Nine talent nominated in the 2026 TV Week Logie Awards. Today

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Ally is also up for the Gold Logie for the second consecutive year as A Current Affair host and she told Today she is very excited about all her nominations.

“Sarah, I’d be very happy to lose to you, but if we lose to Karl Stefanovic… it’s gloves off,” she laughed.

Sarah, who is pregnant with her first child, is due around the time the 66th TV Week Logies airs and she has already said her husband Cyrus will be babysitting if bub has already come along by the time the award show is held.

And this year marks Today sport presenter, Danika Mason’s first time being nominated, under the brand new category - the Bruce McAvaney Award for Most Popular Sports Presenter.

“We’ve got six nominees and four of them are from Nine, James Bracey, Jelena Dokic and Eddie Maguire as well, so the field is pretty good, it is pretty dominant and the fact Nine is the home of so much sport - it’s exciting to be part of it,” Danika said.

Aside from Karl, Sarah and Danika’s respective nominations, the Today show itself is also nominated under the Best Current Affairs Program category.

For a full list of Nine nominees, click here

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