Judith Durham was the sweet, petite, Aussie secretary-turned-pop star who outsold The Beatles in the swinging sixties, wearing home-made frocks and singing folksy songs with three clean-cut blokes in suits and ties.
The word "wholesome" could have been invented for her as she led The Seekers to 50 million record sales worldwide and resonated with audiences for over half a century, all the while spurning drugs, alcohol, tobacco, caffeine and meat.
