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The Australian Women's Weekly
Escape From The Hermit Kingdom
Four women who risked everything to escape the brutality and secrecy of Kim Jong-Un’s North Korea speak exclusively with Paola Totaro in London.
10+ min |
October 2019
The Australian Women's Weekly
Against All Odds
At 36, a health crisis saw Jolene Anderson given the news that she may never have children of her own. But, three years on, the popular Australian actress exclusively tells Tiffany Dunk she’s proved the experts wrong.
9 min |
October 2019
The Australian Women's Weekly
A Place To Call Home
Growing up she changed schools 16 times in fewer years as her father pursued a career in the Australian Army. Now, Erin Molan tells Tiffany Dunk she’s finally found the stability she’s always longed for.
9 min |
October 2019
The Australian Women's Weekly
My Spiritual Home
Di Morrissey returns to WA’s Kimberley coast, the scene of some of her finest fiction and a place that still lives in her heart
3 min |
December 2017
The Australian Women's Weekly
How To Manage Menopause
Professor Kerryn Phelps reveals her menopause journey and the latest advice on HRT, herbal medicines and other medications for relieving symptoms.
4 min |
December 2017
The Australian Women's Weekly
Fertility Miracle "I thought I'd Never Be A Mum"
The drugs used to treat breast cancer can be life-savers, but they have devastating effects on women’s ovaries. Yet there is a drug which is giving hope to women who want a baby after chemo.
3 min |
December 2017
The Australian Women's Weekly
Portrait Of A Marriage
She was a smitten 21-year-old Princess, he was a dashing 26-year-old naval lieutenant and, 70 years on, their love is stronger than ever.
1 min |
December 2017
The Australian Women's Weekly
The Power Of Love - The Diana Effect
On August 31, it will be 20 years since the premature death of Diana, Princess of Wales, rocked the world. In a poignant and insightful tribute, royal biographer Christopher Wilson investigates Diana’s legacy and her continued inspiration and influence on her boys, Princes William and Harry.
10 min |
August 2017
The Australian Women's Weekly
Richard Gere Finds Happiness
He’s one of Hollywood’s favourite leading men, but his recent movie Norman is a complete change of direction and already being Oscar-touted. Chrissy Iley meets the enigmatic Richard Gere and discovers the secret to his inner calm.
8 min |
August 2017
The Australian Women's Weekly
The Battle For Colleen Mccullough's Fortune
She was a best-selling author who was larger than life, yet even in death Colleen McCullough is having the last laugh. As Sue Smethurst reports, the battle between her husband and a university over her will is set to be one hell of a story.
8 min |
August 2017
The Australian Women's Weekly
Dior In Australia - The Fashions Made us Happy Again
As a new exhibition celebrates 70 years of Christian Dior, Susan Horsburgh looks back at the thrilling early days of the design house and talks to Dior model June Dally-Watkins about its special relationship with Australia and The Weekly.
7 min |
August 2017
The Australian Women's Weekly
Seize The Day
Our busy, modern-day lifestyle has robbed us of the joy of spontaneity. Melissa Field finds out why embracing the unplanned will feed your soul.
6 min |
August 2017
The Australian Women's Weekly
Our African Tree Change
The Fennessy family moved from Melbourne to Namibia to help save giraffes from extinction. Samantha Trenoweth reports on how they are bringing up two resilient children on the savanna.
5 min |
August 2017
The Australian Women's Weekly
A Vision In​​​​​​​ White
Soft, sculptural tailoring, modern flourishes and pure, pristine white silk with an ephemeral lustre were the defining features of the most anticipated gown of the year.
1 min |
June 2018
The Australian Women's Weekly
Lisa Curry I Married My King
Olympic swimmer Lisa Curry has married Elvis entertainer (her “burning love”) Mark Tabone. And they invited Susan Chenery along to their romantic country hideaway on their wedding day.
7 min |
June 2018
The Australian Women's Weekly
The Song Of Water
Water features aren’t simply ornamental – they’re also relaxing and good for your soul. Jackie French picks the best for your backyard and home.
1 min |
September 2017
The Australian Women's Weekly
Ice In Her Veins
When many teenagers aren’t allowed to walk to school, 16-year-old Jade Hameister has become the youngest person to cross the North and South Poles.
2 min |
March 2018
The Australian Women's Weekly
Jacinda Aredern: Yes, I Can Be Prime Minister And A Mother
She’s 37, having a baby and one of the youngest leaders in the world today. Juliet Rieden meets the extraordinary New Zealand Prime Minister who is shattering glass ceilings at an inspiring rate, even with morning sickness.
10+ min |
March 2018
The Australian Women's Weekly
Love, Courage And The Women Who Made Me
At just 26, Natasha Stott Despoja strode into Parliament House in her Doc Martens boots with a head full of idealism. By the time she left, writes Samantha Trenoweth, Natasha was the youngest-ever leader of a political party and a catalyst for change.
8 min |
March 2018
The Australian Women's Weekly
The Ride Of Your Life?
A spate of deaths and serious injuries from joy flights in recent months has made many people wonder if the thrill of a lifetime is worth risking your life.
8 min |
March 2018
The Australian Women's Weekly
On The Rebound
Dr Jodi Rowley is using a mobile phone app on her mission to help frogs bouce back. Samantha Trenoweth meets Jodi, her extraordinary mum and a room full of their little green friends.
5 min |
March 2018
The Australian Women's Weekly
Five Steps To Financial Health
Giving a little time and attention to your finances can yield huge monetary benefits, according to Money magazine editor Effie Zahos.
4 min |
April 2019
The Australian Women's Weekly
Sophie Delezio - I'm Going To Spread My Wings
Sophie Delezio, the brave little girl who suffered burns to 85 per cent of her body when a car slammed into a daycare centre, has grown into a confident young woman about to leave home and travel overseas. She shares her quest for freedom with Michael Sheather.
10 min |
April 2019
The Australian Women's Weekly
Healer? Visionary? Monster?
Self-styled spiritual guru and Universal Medicine leader Serge Benhayon has recruited thousands of devoted followers to his cult, where he claims to be able to heal and likens himself to Jesus. But as Susan Chenery reports, a new court case may finally bring an end to his web of deceit and the string of victims in his wake.
10+ min |
April 2019
The Australian Women's Weekly
Is It A Headache Or A Migraine?
There is nothing quite like a pounding headache to ruin your day. However, there is a big difference between regular headaches and a genuine attack of migraine, says Professor Kerryn Phelps.
2 min |
April 2019
The Australian Women's Weekly
“I'm A Bloody Lucky Man”
Hugh Jackman is at the top of his game. Yet, as Michael Sheather reports, if not for his wife and family, he might be a completely different guy.
8 min |
April 2019
The Australian Women's Weekly
The Power Of One
Kath Koschel has faced injury and heartbreak, but she wouldn’t change a thing about her incredible journey, she tells Tiffany Dunk.
9 min |
April 2019
The Australian Women's Weekly
Jane Fonda 'I'm Done With Marriage And Dating'
Jane Fonda is as outspoken, mischievous and political as ever. She talks to Sophie Heawood about racism, cosmetic surgery, men and the joys of working again with Robert Redford.
10+ min |
August 2018
The Australian Women's Weekly
Why Mary Is The Jewel In Denmark's Crown
The evolution of Crown Prince Frederik, the playboy royal who longed to be free, to 50-year-old heir apparent and father winning Danish hearts and minds, has a lot to do with the impressive Aussie by his side. Juliet Rieden investigates the secret to Denmark’s power couple.
9 min |
August 2018
The Australian Women's Weekly
The Sleeping Prince
The 11-week-old fifth in line to the throne arrived at his baptism fast asleep in his mother’s arms, Juliet Rieden reports.
2 min |