Although it was released in Australia in 1994, Olivia's Gaia album came out in France in late 1995. She appeared on several television shows to promote it, including this one where she starts by performing the Smash Radio Edit of No Matter What You Do.

She also sat down with host Julien Courbet for a short interview, talking about her ordeal with breast cancer and her music being a big part of the healing process. Courbet then took the conversation to Grease, showing some clips from the movie and mentioning the video was commercially available. He also put a leather jacket and sang the first bars of Summer Nights with Olivia joining in. Next came french singer Francis Lalanne who duetted with Olivia on You're the One that I want amongst a group of dancers. This version was released on a dance music compilation.

This is the No Matter What You Do video, filmed at Olivia's Byron Bay (AU) home. It's a mix of footage of Olivia in a studio and in her property.

This video also includes the unaired French commercial for her Gaia album.

This is one of the first interviews Olivia did after finishing her treatment for cancer. Conducted at Olivia's old Malibu ranch in the hills Olivia appeared health and happy. The interview was shown over two nights.

A cute 7 year old Chloe arrived with a few friends and did a funny walk for the camera. She said hi to the interviewer and Olivia tells her to look the person in the face when talking to them.

Olivia is asked about the rumour that she is a lesbian. She first heard this during her Physical 1982 tour when a 10 year old girl came up to her and said "my daddy says you're a lesbian." She's amused that this is the "worst" rumour that they could come up with and that she doesn't care about people's sexuality.

They talk about Olivia's decision to sell her Malibu home with Olivia saying that "change is good." Olivia wants to spend half the time in Australia, half in America. She says that she was a Pommie in Australia and Australia in America but maybe now they'll accept her as Australian. The interviewer thinks that most people don't know that she was born in England and Olivia jokes "don't tell anyone." The interview ends with Olivia's words of wisdom "be true to yourself and live in the moment"

This is a performance/music video for Olivia's single I need love (taken from Back to Basics : the Essential Collection). The song is heavily edited to onve verse and one chorus. 

Olivia appeared in this Spanish program in 1991 to perform 4 of her hits : Magic, Hopelessly devoted to you, Physical and I honestly love you.

Although all the songs are lipsynched to their original album versions, the performance - dedicated to Colette Chuda who had passed away shortly before that - is rather energetic.

This is a short interview filmed in 1989 to promote Olivia's Warm & Tender album. I have absolutely no information about what show it's been aired on.

Olivia talks about motherhood, being a Goodwill Ambassador for the UN and her thoughts about environmental issues. Clips from the Reach out for me video are shown.

Olivia filmed this commercial to promote tourism in Australia, particularly in Melbourne et in Victoria, AU.

The video features clips from the actual commercial, and an interview with Olivia via satellite from her Koala Blue shop.

Olivia performed at the VFL Grand Final at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in 1986. This is an Australian football which differs from both soccer and American football.

The video features a very short message from Olivia and small footage from the rehearsals. She sang Waltzing Matilda and Advance Australia Fair, Australia's national anthem, in full Koala Blue gear. Some fans obviously came to see her, as she hadn't performed in a couple of years at this point.

Short interview with Matt Lattanzi filmed at Olivia's Koala Blue Store in Los Angeles.

Olivia appeared on this Mexican television show in 1982 during her Physical Promo Tour. She performed The Promise (The Dolphin Song) and Love make me strong on a set that featured her name in big light letters in the background.