Band comprising organ transplant recipients plays in honour of Australian donor


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Five aspiring Chinese musicians whose lives have been changed by transplants have honoured the Australian teacher whose organs gave them a second chance by fulfilling his dream of starting a band.

Phillip Hancock was 27 when he died in May 2018 from complications of type 1 diabetes. His liver, kidneys and corneas saved the lives of three people and restored eyesight to two others.

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