any controversies associated with this awards ?
Yes - In 1973, American actor Michael Cole generated controversy after accepting an award while drunk, uttering the word 'shit'
Logie Awards
In 1973, American actor Michael Cole generated controversy after accepting an award while apparently drunk, uttering the word "shit" in a short, incoherent acceptance speech. This was the first time such profanity had been said on Australian television. According to Bert Newton, Channel Nine received thousands of complaints about the use of the word, however, when it was edited for the repeat transmission Newton stated "they got double the calls complaining it had been dropped."

In 1979, during a notable appearance with Muhammad Ali as co-presenter, Newton made a comment "I like the boy!" (in reference to a series of TV advertisements Bert had recently done). That was seen as racist by Ali, although Newton was oblivious to the term and claimed this was not his intention. Ali was upset at the comment and a full apology was issued by Newton and the Awards producers.

The most difficult guest to interact with, according to Newton, was Vic Morrow in 1967. He would just stand there saying 
who did martha marry in home and away Jack Holden when was this movie released ? This Australian television soap opera commenced broadcast on 17 January 1988. the above actress where was she born ? Martha MacKenzie is a fictional character was is the plot of the above opera ? It follows the lives and loves of the residents in Summer Bay. The series initially focused on the Fletcher family and their five foster children. name some of the main characters ? Tom Fletcher, Pippa, Frank Morgan, Carly Morris, Steven Matheson, Lynn Davenport, Sally Fletcher , Bobby Simpson name some of the celebrity appearances on this show ? John Farnham, Johanna Griggs, Sia, Michael Palin, Ian Thorpe to name a few any awards won by this show ? Yes - Logie Awards, Australian Writers' Guild Awards, Australian Directors Guild Awards. what is the first award mentioned above ? It is an annual gathering to celebrate Australian television, sponsored and organised by magazine "TV Week"
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Logie Awards [SEP] Controversies
In 1973, American actor Michael Cole generated controversy after accepting an award while apparently drunk, uttering the word "shit" in a short, incoherent acceptance speech. This was the first time such profanity had been said on Australian television. According to Bert Newton, Channel Nine received thousands of complaints about the use of the word, however, when it was edited for the repeat transmission Newton stated "they got double the calls complaining it had been dropped." In 1979, during a notable appearance with Muhammad Ali as co-presenter, Newton made a comment "I like the boy!" (in reference to a series of TV advertisements Bert had recently done).