Brian Bury

After more than 30 years with the station, Channel 9 fired Bury. In a 2015 interview, Bury admits he was "hurt" by the decision. After his time at Channel 9, Bury had stints at both Channel 7 and Ten before he relocated to South East Queensland where he returned to radio, hosting an afternoon show on Brisbane's 4BC, which he did up until his retirement in 2003.

In 2015, their granddaughter Natasha took her own life at the age of 15. Bury said the tragedy brought their entire family closer and made them realise they needed to live life while enjoying every moment. Bury said in a 2015 interview that his son and his friends were forming a foundation to undertake research into why young people take their own lives. Bury's son Matt subsequently established the SQUAD Foundation with the aim of preventing other families going through the pain of losing a family member to suicide.

In 2009, Bury suffered a two-metre fall while presenting at the inaugural Gold Coast Area Theatre Awards at the Gold Coast Arts Centre where he fell from the stage into the audience. He was uninjured and joked that he would do anything for attention, before continuing his hosting duties.

Bury is married to his wife Margaret, who he originally met on a blind date. They married in 1962 and have two adult children Ann and Matthew, and a number of grandchildren.

Brian Frederick Bury (born 14 June 1937) is an Australian former radio and television personality and weather presenter, best known for his tenure on the Nine Network's breakfast show Today as weathermen from the program's inception in 1982 until 1990. He subsequently went into radio before retiring in 2003