(CNN)The Sydney Opera House turns pink on Wednesday to honorOlivia Newton-John. Singer and 'Grease' star who died Monday in the US.
Images of Newton-John were also televised on the side of Fed Her Square, an arts and culture venue in Melbourne's city centre.
Newton-John survived her two bouts of breast cancer in the early 1990s and her 2017. In September 2018, she revealed that she was battling cancer again.
Despite her struggles, Newton-John maintained her positive outlook.
"With cancer affecting more and more people every day, I believe we are in a world desperate for a cure, and I am committed to doing whatever I can to help." I can help."
After her death, the organization said in a statement that Newton-John's "generous support and gift gave hope and helped thousands of cancer patients."
Hours after her death, Andrews said the state would discuss the possibility of a state funeral with Newton-John's family. A Tottie Goldsmith later told CNN affiliate Nine Network that he planned to give them their approval.