released over the following twelve months under the title Hidden Treasures, featuring rarities and lost classics. Hidden Treasures – Volume 1 was released on 22 May 2020 and peaked at number 21 on the ARIA Charts. Volume 2 was released October the same year. In a 2021 interview, Keith Potger said the group members were considering ways to commemorate their 60th anniversary, in 2022. Death of Judith Durham On 5 August 2022, Judith Durham died from bronchiectasis, a chronic lung disease, at The Alfred Hospital in Melbourne, aged 79. The Seekers' final recording together, "Carry Me", was unveiled by Athol Guy at Durham's state memorial service. Written by Bruce Woodley, Guy, Potger and Woodley added their vocals and instrumentation to Durham's vocals. Members Current members Athol Guy – double bass, backing vocals (1962–1968, 1975–1978, 1988–present) Keith Potger – lead guitar, banjo, backing and lead vocals (1962–1968, 1975–1985, 1988–present) Bruce Woodley – rhythm guitar, banjo, backing and lead vocals (1962–1968, 1975–1977, 1988–present) Former members Judith Durham – lead and backing vocals, piano (1962–1968, 1992–2019, died 2022) Julie Anthony – lead and backing vocals (1988–1990) Buddy England – guitars, backing vocals (1977–1980) Karen Knowles – lead and backing vocals (1991) Ken Ray – vocals, guitar (1962) Peter Robinson – bass, backing vocals (1978–1986) Rick Turk – guitars, piano, backing and lead vocals (1981–1986) Ellen Wade – vocals (June–August 1965) Cheryl Webb – lead and backing vocals (1977–1986) Louisa Wisseling – lead and backing vocals (1975–1977) Timeline Million sellers The following recordings by the Seekers were each certified as having sold over one million copies: "I'll Never Find Another You", "A World of Our Own", "The Carnival Is Over" and "Georgy Girl"; all were written or co-written by Tom Springfield and were each awarded a gold disc. The Seekers have sold over 50 million records worldwide. Notable performances 1965 – The Seekers won the Best New Group in the New Musical Express Poll Winners Awards and performed on 11 April at the Wembley Empire Pool, on a bill that included the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, Cliff Richard and Dusty Springfield. Archive footage from this show was included in the Seekers' 2014 50th anniversary tour. 1965 – In June the Seekers performed in the United States on The Ed Sullivan Show singing "A World of Our Own" and "You Can Tell The World". 1966 – In November the Seekers performed at a Royal Command