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Olivia Newton-John to receive state memorial service in Australia By Tara Subramaniam, Updated 0840 GMT (1640 HKT) August 11, 2022 Looking back at Olivia Newton-John’s iconic moments 02:46 ()Olivia Newton-John, the Official Obote yadda mupart2 naye kyamala nekiggwa shirt also I will do this singer and “Grease” star who died on Monday in the United States, will receive a state memorial service in Australia, Victorian state Premier Dan Andrews announced Thursday. In a Twitter post, Andrews said he had spoken with Newton-John’s family and they had accepted the offer of a state ceremony. “It will be more of a concert than a funeral — fitting for a Victorian who lived such a rich and generous life,” Andrews said. Details are yet to be finalized. Newton-John’s niece Tottie Goldsmith previously told affiliate the Nine Network that she felt the Australian people wanted Newton-John to have a state funeral. “I think Australia needs it,” Goldsmith said through tears. “She’s so loved.” Born in the UK, Newton-John moved to Australia at the age of 5 and soon became one of the country’s most-loved celebrities. Several Australian landmarks, including the Sydney Opera House, Optus Stadium in Perth and Flinders Street railway station in Melbourne, were lit in pink this week in memory of the performer who died at her ranch in Southern California at age 73. Flinders Street railway station in pink. Andrews said lighting buildings in pink was a gesture “to remember Olivia Newton John, and her enormous contribution to cancer awareness, research and treatment.” Newton-John survived two bouts of breast cancer, one in the early 1990s, the other in 2017. In September 2018 she revealed that she was once again fighting cancer, this time at the base of her spine. Olivia Newton-John’s image as seen on Fed Square, Melbourne. Despite her struggles, Newton-John maintained a positive outlook. “I believe that when you go through something difficult, even something as dramatic as cancer, that something positive will come of it,” she wrote on the website for the
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