Max Bostock – (TVW 1960-1981)

Max became a professional musician at the age of 15 in 1942. He played Piano and Vibes in many nightclubs, and in the late 1940’s created the big stage band that became well known on radio and stage shows in the major ballrooms in Melbourne and Sydney. 
In the early 50’s he [...]

Bob Finkle: TVW 1967 – 1979

Bob Finkle started in the WA Television Industry at STW 9 on April 5 1965 at the early age of (not quite) 16 years. Originally employed as a trainee technician, mainly in audio, he chose every opportunity to play with a studio camera until [...]

THE FIRST LADY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIAN TELEVISION

Jean Hunsley, Coralie Condon, Penny Hoes and Carolyn Noble

Coralie Condon was interested in theatre from an early age. Even while she was a ledger machinist with the Public Works Dept, she was producing shows at the Playhouse Theatre, Perth in her spare time. She went to Sydney and wrote [...]

TVW7 and BBC TV AWARD WINNING
Producer & Director

Keith Mackenzie
Directing the 40 Camera Formula One British Grand Prix at Silverstone
in a BBC TV OB Unit

Keith joined TVW7 in December 1966 and became a Director in early 1967. Before coming to Perth he was with ATV Network in London where he worked as a Senior Floor [...]

Gordon McColl – TVW Cameraman and Director
1959 – 1975

Gordon McColl was very active taking photographs of shows, personalities and crew members during the early days of our television history. He was well placed, being one of the two studio cameramen on the opening night of TVW on October 16th, 1959 (the other cameraman was Richard [...]

BRIAN WILLIAMS
TVW PRODUCER DIRECTOR
1959 – 1967 and 1978 – 1979

Brian Williams came to Australia in 1951 and joined the ABC in Melbourne.
He trained in television at Melbourne Technical College and the ABC TV Training School in Sydney. Brian rose rapidly from studio supervisor to producer and director and as the youngest producer/director in Australia at [...]