Olivia Newton-John

The Australian actress and pop music icon is resilient and positive in her most recent interview.

Australia’s sweetheart Olivia Newton-John, 68, is heading home to heal – and calling on all of us to help win the battle against cancer.

Olivia Newton John says she has "lots to do" - and she is not letting her second cancer diagnosis get in the way of that.

The national treasure opens up to Karl Stefanovic about the battle of her life.

Her daughter, Chloe Lattanzi, owns a cannabis farm over in the US, and says cannabis oil is “inhibiting” her mum’s “cancer cell growth”.

The Aussie singer is fighting for her own life, but daughter Chloe is still her biggest worry.

The singer and actress is staying positive, as always.

Her Instagram account has fans concerned.

In the wake of her breast cancer diagnosis, the actor has his friend's back.

“We’re not trying to be positive. We have an absolute knowingness that we can turn this around.”