Ian Molly Meldrum Archives

Countdown co-creator Robbie Weekes has passed away, his son Stephen has confirmed with Noise11.com.

Australian music now has a permanent home with the Australian Music Vault opening in Melbourne.

The ABC will play classic Countdown episodes in the show’s original timeslot from September 17.

‘Countdown: Do Yourself A Favour’ was the fourth most watched program in Australia on Sunday, registered 965,000 viewers nationwide.

Australia’s iconic music show Countdown turned 40 on November 8.

His Royal Highness Prince Charles has made a very funny video to mark the 40th anniversary of the time Molly Meldrum completely stuffed up his interview.

Australian music icon Ian Molly Meldrum is 70-years old today.

The story behind the horrendous accident that has kept Ian Molly Meldrum in hospital since before Christmas and probably for a good part of this year will be told on Channel 7’s ‘Sunday Night’ program.

Ian Molly Meldrum turned 66-years old today (January 29), quite a milestone considering we nearly lost the music guru in December.

After 5 weeks Ian Molly Meldrum has been transferred from The Alfred Hospital to The Epworth to begin rehabilitation for the injuries he suffered from his fall from a ladder on December 15.

Ian ‘Molly’ Meldrum has been diagnosed with post-traumatic amnesia following his fall exactly one-month ago today.

Ian Molly Meldrum is talking and is expected to eventually make a full recovery following his horrendous fall from a ladder in December.

Ian Molly Meldrum has made a further step to recovery after doctors operated on his vertebra.

Ian Molly Meldrum is gradually improving day by day but it will be a long time before he is back on his feet.

11 days after his horrific ladder accident Ian Molly Meldrum has been taken off life support and is now breathing for himself.

Ian Molly Meldrum awoke for Christmas today.

Happy Christmas Molly. Australian’s across the country will be thinking of you on this Christmas Day.

Doctors who operated on Ian Molly Meldrum today at The Alfred Hospital report the operation was a complete success.

Ian ‘Molly’ Meldrum will undergo surgery today (December 22, 2012) to repair his broken collarbone and ribs following the fall one week ago at his Richmond home.

Yael Cohn, close friend of Ian Molly Meldrum has issued the following statement to update everyone on Molly’s condition this morning (December 21).

The condition of Ian Molly Meldrum is continuing to improve and has been upgraded this morning from ‘critical’ to ‘serious but stable’.

Tomorrow morning (December 21) you are invited to text your message of support to Ian Molly Meldrum and the messages will be displayed on the big screen at Federation Square.

Molly’s family and friends had more good news about Ian Molly Meldrum today with Noise11.com being told, “he is still critical but everyone is cautiously optimistic”.

We won’t be hearing any new news about Ian Molly Meldrum today and that’s good news.

Every day we wake up and hear that Molly Meldrum is still with us is a good day.

Ian Molly Meldrum got through last night with no deterioration in his condition, his manager Mark Klemens has announced.

Molly Meldrum’s brother Brian has told the media that ‘he’s not out of the woods”.

The Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard has sent a tweet of support to Ian Molly Meldrum who is still in a coma at The Alfred Hospital in Melbourne.

Doctor’s have Ian Molly Meldrum in a critical but stable condition after the music guru fell from a ladder at his Richmond home yesterday (December, 15, 2011)

Ian Molly Meldrum is looking good for a full recovery and will end the day with nasty broken ribs after falling off a ladder at his home today, his manager Mark Klemens has said.