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Top of the pops to golden guitars

The Seekers, John Farnham and Lee Kernaghan

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Lee Kernaghan near Broken Hill
Lee Kernaghan near Broken Hill, 2005 Ian Jennings. © Ian Jennings
The Seekers reunite 50 years on
The Seekers reunite 50 years on, 2011 Helen Edwards. © Helen Edwards
John Farnham
John Farnham, 1996 Polly Borland. © Polly Borland
Graham Kennedy and the Seekers in Melbourne
Graham Kennedy and the Seekers in Melbourne, c. 1968 Robert Whitaker. © Robert Whitaker
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The Seekers, 1993 Rennie Ellis. © Rennie Ellis Photographic Archive
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