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Molly Meldrum, Patti Newton & more: All the famous friends of Olivia Newton-John that attended her memorial

With a career in Hollywood spanning over 50 years, it's no surprise that a slew of A-list stars paid tribute to ONJ at the state memorial service.
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She was not only an Australian treasure, but loved and adored all around the world.

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And this was proven at Olivia Newton-John’s memorial, as a long list of well known names either attended the service, or sent in a special video message, including the likes of Nicole Kidman and Dolly Parton.

On Sunday at 4pm, fans, friends and family of Olivia converged for a special state-hosted celebration of ONJ’s live at the Hammer Hall Arts Centre.

Olivia’s daughter Chloe Lattanzi and husband John Easterling were the two who were the closest to Olivia, and they both spoke, giving emotional tributes to the wife and mother.

Olivia’s only child, Chloe, gave a very emotional tribute at the memorial.

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But whilst family was a give-in to attend, there were some very well-known figures on the guest list for the service that fans had waited six months for.

Countless well-known Australian’s walked the orange carpet (orange was Olivia’s favourite colour), scroll below to see the pictures.

Photos from the orange carpet

Richard Wilkins, who spoke at the service, with his son Christian.

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Patti Newton attended the service.

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Magda Szubanski was there to pay her respects.

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Molly Meldrum on the orange carpet.

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Phil Burton of Human Nature and Jennifer Fontane.

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Deborah Hutton.

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Delta Goodrem considered Olivia to be a mentor and friend.

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Delta Goodrem, who played Olivia in the biopic of her life, performed a six-minute medley of the biggest hits ONJ produced.

An impressive and long list of big celebrities gave tributes via video messages, which were played for the audience.

We heard from Dolly Parton, Nicole Kidman, Sir Cliff Richard, Pink, Sir Barry Gibb, Mariah Carey, Keith Urban, RuPaul, Hugh Jackman, Tina Arena, Richard Marx and Elton John.

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Dolly Parton and Hugh Jackman were just two of many famous names that gave emotional messages.

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