Neighbours & Home and Away legend dies aged 85 as tributes pour in for writer behind iconic soaps
NEIGHBOURS and Home and Away legend Ray Kolle has died aged 85.
The Australian soap star and script writer passed away in Sydney, it was confirmed today.


Tributes have flooded in from heartbroken fans and friends who remembered Ray as an “important part of Australian television history”.
Australian entertainment and production company, TV City wrote in a statement: “Very sad news to hear of the passing of veteran Australian television writer and story editor Ray Kolle.
“Ray was one of those incredibly talented people working behind the scenes who helped shape some of Australia’s most iconic television dramas.
“Another important part of Australian television history has left us.
“Thank you, Ray, for the stories and memories you helped create for generations of television viewers.”
Ray served as head writer on Neighbours from 1986 until 1992, introducing iconic characters like Scott and Charlene Robinson.
His 46-year career began with a big break writing comedy sketches for In Melbourne Tonight.
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