Remembering JUDITH DURHAM, one of Australia's best-loved entertainers and the former lead singer of The Seekers (Jul 3, 1943 - Aug 5, 2022) Durham released a number of solo albums but was best known as the voice of folk music group The Seekers, who she performed with from 1963 until 1968, when she left to pursue a solo career. The band quickly rocketed to worldwide success and sold more than 50m records, with a number of international hits including I’ll Never Find Another You, The Carnival is

Judith Durham's sister has led emotional tributes for the late music legend, revealing how friends and fellow band mates said their final goodbyes. The family accepted a state funeral for the 79-year-old, who was remembered as having the voice of an angel. #9News | WATCH LIVE 6pm | 9 News

Legendary singer Judith Durham has died at age 79. Born in Melbourne, Durham became a household name across the world as lead singer for The Seekers, one of the best loved bands of the sixties. She passed away following a long battle with ill health. | ABC News