Saturday, March 3, 2012

Olivia Newton-John named one of Australia's National Living Treasures


Iconic actress and singer Olivia Newton-John and pop princess Kylie Minogue have been named among a group of seven new National Living Treasures.

Mining magnate Clive Palmer and science guru Dr Karl Kruszelnicki are also on the list, along with world champion Formula One driver Sir Jack Brabham, naturalist and conservationist Dr Harry Butler and creator of the cervical vaccine Professor Ian Fraser.

Ian Carroll, from the National Trust of Australia (NSW), said the group was chosen because they personified qualities all Australians should aspire to. "Their generous and significant contributions have, like them, become part of our national heritage," he said in a statement.

3 comments:

  1. Randy my dear boy, have you seen the interview of Livvy with David Campbell yet??

    http://channelnine.ninemsn.com.au/videos/mornings/?videoid=98ab0db1-869f-4e28-a948-c7ec075f86a5

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  2. I posted it on the ONJ FB page. I was afraid I might be "over-ONJ-ing" the Report... :)

    As if... :)

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  3. Nonsense! I believe most of your followers are ONJ fans too & won't mind to learn every step of hers...LOL! seriously, without your early breaking news, I wouldn't able to purchase the best seat of her coming concert in Hong Kong! So thanks once again!

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