Long-serving Foxtel executive Brian Walsh, who had a decorated four decade career in Australian television, has died.
Foxtel Group confirmed the shock death of Brian Walsh with CEO Patrick Delany saying it was a"difficult day" for the Australian media and those in the creative industry.
"For us, the loss is heavily felt. At the Foxtel Group, Brian was a long-time mentor, a confidant, a colleague and an unwavering friend to so many. Our condolences go to his family and to those closest to him. Rest in peace Brian." He then shifted to Network Ten where he was part of launching major network events. The television icon is also credited for launching one of Australia's most famous soaps, Neighbours, helping launch the careers of Kylie Minogue and Guy Pearce.
Other achievements include being the publicist for some of the most famous concerts that toured Down Under throughout the decades, including Michael Jackson, Mariah Carey, Neil Diamond, Ricky Martin and Barbara Streisand. Mr Walsh has been in the television industry for many decades, and is credited for the success of soap Neighbours which went global. Picture: Supplied
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