This year's Golden Globes saw hits and misses for Australia, last-minute snubs and new categories debut.

Here are the key moments from the 83rd Golden Globe Awards:

Rose Byrne's bearded dragon, Jacob Elordi misses out

Australian Rose Byrne took out the nod for Best Performance by a Female Actor in a Motion Picture — Musical or Comedy.

Byrne won for If I Had Legs I'd Kick You, thanking her team, which she says shot it in "25 days for like $8.50".

It was a family affair for the Australian, with Byrne bringing her brother George as a date.

Her husband, actor Bobby Cannavale, also got a thank you, but was, oddly enough, out bearded dragon shopping.

Meanwhile, fellow Australian Jacob Elordi missed out on Best Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting Role in any Motion Picture.

Nominated for Frankenstein, the prize instead went to Stellan Skarsgård for his role in Sentimental Value.

The 74-year-old Skarsgård confessed he had not prepared a speech because he "thought that I was too old".

Still, Skarsgård paid tribute to his wife and famous brood of actor children (think True Blood's Alexander and It's Bill).

"I'm playing a father that is a bad father, and my children have really told me what a bad father is," he told the crowd.

He ended his speech with a tribute to the "extinct species" that are cinemas.

"In a cinema, where the lights go down, and eventually you share the pulse with other people, that is magic."

Elordi also lost out on Best Performance by a Male Actor in a Limited Series, which went to Adolescence's Stephen Graham.

The last Australian up for a prize, Joel Edgerton — nominated for Best Performance by a Male Actor in a Drama — also lost.

Our Australian hope Jacob Elordi missed out on his big nomination of the night.  (AP: Chris Pizzello)

Amy Poehler takes out inaugural podcast award

2026 was the debut year for the category Best Podcast — a Hollywood nod to the form's growing popularity.

And in a highly-predicted win, Amy Poehler's Good Hang took the prize, handed to her by a "high as a motherf***er" Snoop Dog.

Amy Poehler accepting her award for Best Podcast.  (AP: Kevork Djansezian/CBS Broadcasting )

Poehler was up against ex-husband Will Arnett and his SmartLess podcast, and she took the time to thank all other nominees — except "for NPR".