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Comedy winners announced

The Melbourne Comedy Festival has announced the winner of Australia's biggest open mic competitions and nominees for its other awards.

16 Apr 2013 12:00

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The Melbourne Comedy Festival has announced the winner of Australia’s biggest open mic competitions and nominees for its other awards.

Demi Lardner took out the RAW Comedy Title for 2013 at the national finals of Australia’s biggest open mic comedy competition. The finals ere held at the Melbourne Town Hall on Sunday 14 April as part of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.

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