He hosted the TV WEEK Logie Awards an extraordinary 19 times, and there’s no denying that Bert Newton was the undisputed king of TV’s night of nights.
WATCH BELOW: Bert Newton’s Logies speech
As a four-time Gold Logie winner himself, Bert first hosted the awards in 1967 and went on to claim a total of 15 wins over his incredible career.
His final Logies hosting gig was in 2018, and while he never officially retired, he left the stage with years’ worth of memorable moments.
Here, we take a look at some of those iconic moments that the most-loved host of the TV WEEK Logie Awards had over his lengthy career.
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Bert, pictured here alongside Don Lane, won his first Gold Logie in 1979.

Bert and his wife Patti Newton with legendary boxer Muhammad Ali at the Logies in 1979.

“People forget that Patti won a Logie a long time before I did,” Bert told TV WEEK.

Patti was always there by Bert’s side.
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Bert went on to win the Gold Logie in 1981, 1982 and 1984.

Bert, Patti and Graham Kennedy at the TV WEEK Logie Awards in 1981.

Bert pictured with Dame Edna Everage and Prime Minister Bob Hawke at the 1984 Logies.

Patti cuddled up to Gold Logie winner, Bert in 1984.
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Chanelle Mansour is the Shopping Editor of Are Media’s Entertainment vertical. Having worked in the entertainment industry since her time at university—where she obtained a Bachelor of Communication degree from Western Sydney University, her experience spans both digital and print. With an interest in uncovering the latest binge-worthy shows, Chanelle takes a leading role in identifying pop-culture news for ELLE, Marie Claire, WHO, TV Week and more. Focusing on trends on and off the screen, as well as lifestyle and fashion, she loves any excuse to talk about her latest celebrity crush, what’s trending online and the newest watercooler show she’s obsessing over.
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