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A career musician who came to fame as Johnny O’Keefe’s original sticksman in the golden age of rock’n’roll, Catfish, 83, passed away in a Gold Coast hospital early yesterday after a short battle with illness.
A perennially popular fixture on the local club scene with his band The Dee Jays — the name of the original band he drummed in with O’Keefe — for the past 20 years, Catfish was celebrating his 60th year as a live musician.
“Sixty years of rock n roll in Australia — Johnny O’Keefe and myself with The Dee Jays,” he said in March.
“I am still rocking around the Gold Coast and keeping the dream alive. Plenty of people following us — it still gives me a buzz seeing dancers still enjoying my music.”
Source: J.O.K.’s drummer Catfish dies aged 83
The official investigation into relations between Donald Trump and Russia now has “specific, concrete and corroborative evidence of collusion”, it has been reported.
New evidence proves discussions took place “between people in the Trump campaign and agents of [Russian] influence relating to the use of hacked material,” a source allegedly told the Guardian.
The developments come as it has emerged that Britain’s spy agencies were among the first to alert their American counterparts to contact between members of Mr Trump’s campaign team and Russian intelligence operatives…
Mr Chance was in office from 1992 through to 2009 as a member of the Legislative Council representing the Agricultural Region.
He held the ministerial posts of fisheries, forestry, the Mid West, agriculture and food, and Wheatbelt and Great Southern in the Gallop and Carpenter governments.
WA Labor leader Mark McGowan has paid tribute to his former colleague, describing Mr Chance as a “good guy”.
