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The Woman’s Day team was heartbroken to wake up on Tuesday morning to the news that one of our most beloved cover girls, Olivia Newton-John, had passed away. Since then, we’ve spent a lot of time listening to her past hits, rewatching Grease and sharing our favourite memories – our deputy Amy even got a glimpse of the star in person when she was staying at Olivia’s own Gaia Retreat & Spa and the singer choppered in for some alternative therapy! We hope you enjoy our special tribute to an entertainment icon, which starts on page 8. . Enjoy the mag and have a great week.
A special tribute to Olivia, the one that we’ll always want ....
When he was 12 years old, Sir Cliff Richard – then known as Harry Webb – sent a letter to a pen-pal he’d made in Australia. “My ambition is to be a famous singer,” he wrote. Decades later that same pen-pal gave him a copy during his first tour of Australia. “I don’t remember at that early age wanting to sing,” he tells The Weekly, “but there it was in black and white. So perhaps I did have that feeling! It wasn’t until I was about 15, I think, when I first heard Elvis that the desire grew into something that really overtook me. And I’m very happy that it did!”
As he releases a DVD version of his recent The Great 80 Tour which was filmed at the Royal Albert Hall, Sir Cliff reflects on his music, his fans, his faith and his dear friend, Olivia.
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You’ve performed duets with some of the most amazing musicians in the world. Is there one who particularly stands out to you?
Olivia Newton-John, because we weren’t just singers, we are friends. Olivia first came over from Australia with her friend, Pat Carroll, and they were my vocal backing group. I was the first to introduce her on TV with her song If Not for You. She came to do one song, and she stayed for eight shows – I couldn’t get rid of her!
How would you describe your friendship with Olivia?
I can only say that our relationship still lasts. When I talk to her on the phone I always hear, “G’day Cliff, how are ya?” and she’s always on an ‘up’. She’s one of the most stalwart people I have ever met because (as we all know) she doesn’t like referring to her cancer as a battle. She says, “I’m just getting rid of something I don’t want.” Her strength is absolutely fantastic and should be an inspiration to anyone who’s sick in any way. I am so happy that she is a very, very close friend, and we love each other.
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Australia’s sweetheart Olivia Newton-john is once again leading her annual Walk For Wellness, a 5km walk designed to support cancer thrivers and raise funds for the ONJ Cancer Wellness & Research Centre.
Taking on a virtual format this year, the event coincides with Olivia’s 73rd birthday on September 26. In addition to the walk, participants will also have the opportunity to enjoy virtual wellness events, including yoga and mindfulness, and top fundraisers will have the chance to virtually meet Olivia.
To register, head to walkforwellness.com.au
Un air de déjà vu dans le NEW IDEA australien ....
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Un grand merci à Kay .. pour l'édition "papier/web" de la dernière édition du magazine australien WOMAN'S WEEKLY avec une Olivia Newton-John radieuse sur la couverture .. et pas que !
ONJ joliment photographiée par Alana Landsberry !
EXCLUSIVE: Olivia Newton-John reveals why she's so grateful for her life and family after everything she's been through “I’m grateful for life.”