Big Freeze 12: Relive the action as sliders take the plunge to Fight MND

Diamonds defender Jo Weston is next to brace the slide.

She dances out as Kylie Minogue, perhaps a preview to her set in September when she provides the grand final entertainment.

They’re currently up to 55,000 virtual beanies sold.

No stranger to the cold, having won Gold in Italy earlier this year.

But he’s switched up today, dressed as surfer Mick Fanning.

He doesn’t surf down, but there’s an inflatable shark to greet him, which he beats up.

“It’s crazy what can happen in a moment, and it’s been crazy to be here and to be part of this journey is so special.”

Huge cheer as he comes out as Australian legend Bluey complete with a painted blue face.

“I’ve got two daughters and any new parent knows that Bluey is a saviour.”

He’s almost stuck in the freeze as the costume almost sink in the water.

“I probably didn’t think that part through,” he laughs.

She is dressed as the man himself with a half Essendon, half Melbourne guernsey and Demons cap.

BT says it’s the highest-ranking person to ever go down the slide, which she safely negotiates.

Prime Minister, you’re next as Taylor calls out Anthony Albanese.

“If everyone was like Neale Daniher, this country would be unstoppable, he’s left us a legacy four caring and I hope we can all be like Neale.”

He’s coming down as DJ Fisher with his hit track Losing It playing

Neale Daniher was his first coach at Melbourne.

“I love Neale I’ll never forget his message.”

He does a shoey at the top of the slide, which is interesting given he’s coaching today, to the delight of the crowd and makes a big splash.

“I’m very honoured to be here, and I hope the team and the club can represent him well today.

He’s dressed as Wizz from his “Do Not Read This Book“ children’s book series.

“I started out pumped but now I’m terrified with all the health and safety.”

He looks terrified to be fair, and he lands face down but fortunately manages to roll himself the right way up.

“I know I’m ball shaped so I was expecting a bit of shrinkage.”

She gets a warm round of applause from the crowd.

“Dad was an incredibly special person, he was someone who led from the front and he taught us so much and still had so much to teach us,” she says.

“He loved this day, he loved pushing those sliders down and we’re going to beat this beast for him.”

There’s an empty cheer with a beanie at the top of the slide for Neale.

Hear what the Essendon legend and Seven broadcaster had to say about Neale

The celebrity sliders will start going down in just over 10 minutes’ time, an hour before Collingwood and Melbourne face off.

There will be 10 sliders from former footy stars to broadcasters and award winning singer Amy Shark.

The Melbourne coach joined fans and the Daniher family in the walk from Federation Square just hours before he has to coach his side in the monster clash.