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Mal Walden

Mal Walden (born 20 May 1943) is an Australian retired journalist and television news presenter based in Melbourne. On his retirement from Channel Ten in 2013 he was reported to be the longest ‘continually’ serving face on Australian television. Then after 10 years in radio, and 43 years in television, a life in publishing beckoned with nine books…

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3YB-FMWarrnambool, Victoria3DBHSV-7Darwin
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Known for
Association with the Seven Network from 1978–1987, and Ten Network from 1987–2013
Born
(1943-05-20) 20 May 1943 (age 83) Stockport, Cheshire, England
Children
2
Occupations
Television news presenter · reporter · radio presenter · publisher
Spouse
Pauline Durham
Years active
1961–2013 (radio) 1970–2013 (television)

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Mal Walden

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Mal Walden

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Occupations · 4
Mal Walden → publisher, radio presenter, reporter, Television news presenter
related to External links · 2
Mal Walden → Mal Walden's, May
Born · 1
Mal Walden → (1943-05-20) 20 May 1943 (age 83) Stockport, Cheshire, England
Children · 1
Mal Walden → 2
Known for · 1
Mal Walden → Association with the Seven Network from 1978–1987, and Ten Network from 1987–2013
Spouse · 1
Mal Walden → Pauline Durham
Website · 1
Mal Walden → Presenter profile
Years active · 1
Mal Walden → 1961–2013 (radio) 1970–2013 (television)

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Mal WaldenChildren21.00infobox
Mal WaldenKnown forAssociation with the Seven Network from 1978–1987, and Ten Network from 1987–20131.00infobox
Mal WaldenOccupationsTelevision news presenter1.00infobox
Mal WaldenOccupationsreporter1.00infobox
Mal WaldenOccupationsradio presenter1.00infobox
Mal WaldenOccupationspublisher1.00infobox
Mal WaldenSpousePauline Durham1.00infobox
Mal WaldenWebsitePresenter profile1.00infobox
Mal WaldenYears active1961–2013 (radio) 1970–2013 (television)1.00infobox
Young Australian of the Yearinstance ofas well as presenting special programming0.80text
ATV-10's 30th Anniversary.In 1996instance ofas well as presenting special programming0.80text

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