If you're still complaining about Australian TV, it's time to stop. You're just being predictable and boring. Yes, it's not all perfect, but you're missing out on some great shows. The Logie Awards are a great indicator of where Australian TV has been and where it's going. It celebrated the contributions of Hall of Famers like Deborah Mailman and Andrew Denton, and recognized the talent of Goolagong star Lila McGuire as best new talent. The acting categories featured a mix of well-known and fresh faces, with Indigenous actors heavily featured. The show celebrated the breadth and depth of the stories we tell, from Indigenous to rural, trans, city, and country. It recognized the impact of shows like A Country Practice, which taught us to be better humans. While there are some flaws, like the lack of recognition for The Narrow Road to the Deep North, the Logie Awards highlighted the potential of Australian TV. The industry is producing terrific dramas and comedies, like My Brilliant Career, Treasure and Dirt, The Killings at Parrish Station, Colin From Accounts, and The F Ward, which has become a big hit in the US. With exciting new projects on the horizon, it's time to embrace what we have to offer and stop complaining. So, let's spiral up and celebrate our stories. After all, the rest of the world is catching up, and we should be proud of what we have to offer.
