Richard Scolyer Remembered at State Memorial Service in Sydney

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Cancer researcher Richard Scolyer, former Australian of the Year, was remembered at a state memorial service at the Sydney Opera House.
He died aged 59 after a battle with glioblastoma, leaving a legacy in melanoma and brain cancer treatment.

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Cancer researcher Richard Scolyer, former Australian of the Year, was remembered at a state memorial service at the Sydney Opera House. He died aged 59 after a battle with glioblastoma, leaving a legacy in melanoma and brain cancer treatment.

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