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After Eurovision, Danny Estrin was told he had terminal cancer. He’s now back in the driver’s seat

The Age - Home · 30 August 2026 at 5:30 am

After Eurovision, Danny Estrin was told he had terminal cancer. He’s now back in the driver’s seat

The lead singer of Voyager is still undergoing chemotherapy but he’s now ticking off another first: hosting a TV show.

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After Eurovision, Danny Estrin was told he had terminal cancer. He’s now back in the driver’s seat

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After Eurovision, Danny Estrin was told he had terminal cancer. He’s now back in the driver’s seat

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After Eurovision, Danny Estrin was told he had terminal cancer. He’s now back in the driver’s seat

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