Entertainment
The Australian Women's Weekly
The last goodbye
With Voluntary Assisted Dying legislation before the NSW parliament and a battle raging between advocates and opponents, The Weekly meets three people whose emotional real-life experiences have put them at the heart of the debate.
10+ min |
May 2022
The Australian Women's Weekly
THE HUMAN COST OF WAR
As their beloved nation is pummelled by Russian bombs, families fear they may never see each other again.
5 min |
May 2022
The Australian Women's Weekly
You can't keep a good Woman down
At 14, Leah Purcell was in an abusive relationship, at 17 she was pregnant and at 18 she hit rock bottom. But the women in Leah's family sit tall in the saddle, and their example inspired her to push through to become an award-winning actor, director, writer, and like them, a woman of courage.
10 min |
May 2022
The Australian Women's Weekly
Mum's the word
As Mother's Day approaches, Pat reflects on motherhood through the generations.
3 min |
May 2022
The Australian Women's Weekly
Like mother, like daughter
Carer, protector, guide or friend, our mothers shape who we become. This Mother's Day, we meet six mothers and their daughters, who continue to inspire and enrich each other's lives.
10 min |
May 2022
The Australian Women's Weekly
King of the Cross
He rubbed shoulders with captains of industry and heads of government, with celebrities, criminals and ASIO spies. He was suspected of murder, and known as Mr Sin. But, behind the lurid legend, who was the real the real Abe Saffron
10+ min |
May 2022
The Australian Women's Weekly
Finding my feet again - Julie goodwin
As she returns to the MasterChef kitchen for a season of Fans & Favourites, newly-minted grandmother Julie Goodwin reveals the precious gifts that have given her another lease on life.
9 min |
May 2022
The Australian Women's Weekly
AFTER THE RAIN...
In Coraki in the flood-ravaged Northern Rivers of NSW, The Weekly meets a team of veterans offering hope and healing while salvaging homes and lives.
7 min |
May 2022
The Australian Women's Weekly
The Social Lives of Animals
Product Review
1 min |
May 2022
The Australian Women's Weekly
“GRIEF IS THE PRICE OF LOVE -Dame Quentin Bryce
When her husband Michael died just over a year ago, Dame Quentin Bryce lost her soulmate of close to 60 years. In a deeply personal interview, the former Governor-General talks to The Weekly about tackling the isolation of grieſ, nature's magical healing power and the special project she and Michael were working on together.
10+ min |
May 2022
The Australian Women's Weekly
The School for Good Mothers
Product Review
2 min |
May 2022
The Australian Women's Weekly
The bookshelf ... dive into the latest page-turners
Product Review
1 min |
May 2022
The Australian Women's Weekly
Strangers I Know
Product Review
1 min |
May 2022
The Australian Women's Weekly
The Murder Rule
Product Review
1 min |
May 2022
The Australian Women's Weekly
Storytime
Product Review
2 min |
May 2022
The Australian Women's Weekly
Mother's Boy
Product Review
1 min |
May 2022
The Australian Women's Weekly
Joan is Okay
Product Review
1 min |
May 2022
The Australian Women's Weekly
Only Birds Above
Product Review
1 min |
May 2022
The Australian Women's Weekly
HOW TO FIND SKIN BALANCE
For a vital, healthy complexion, focus on skincare formulas and treatments that reduce redness and even out blotches.
4 min |
May 2022
The Australian Women's Weekly
Great Reads
Product Review
1 min |
May 2022
The Australian Women's Weekly
Children's corner
Funny family, tiny treasure, bonza buildings.
1 min |
May 2022
The Australian Women's Weekly
Pyramids of promise
Multi-level marketing schemes can sound like a dream come true to aspirational and often underemployed women, but who actually profits from them, and at what cost?
10+ min |
April 2022
The Australian Women's Weekly
Ways to help a friend in need
Watching a loved one struggle is tough. Here, experts reveal the best way to reach out and show your support.
5 min |
April 2022
The Australian Women's Weekly
THE ACTOR and THE SPY
As missiles fall on Ukraine and Russia makes nuclear threats, the world seems closer to global peril than it has at any time since the Cold War. And at the centre of it all are two unlikely adversaries: Putin, a dictator billionaire and former spy, and Zelensky, a onetime actor, comic and anti-corruption crusader whose courage has earned him a place in his people's hearts and the history books.
10 min |
April 2022
The Australian Women's Weekly
Simple seafood
Ocean harvest: Easter is a popular time to enjoy fresh Australian seafood, and our easy-to-prepare fish and prawn recipes are sure to become family favourites now and at any time of the year.
5 min |
April 2022
The Australian Women's Weekly
SHANE WARNE 1969 - 2022 :Farewell to a legend
A larrikin, a genius, a flawed Aussie hero and the world’s Spin King. The Weekly and those who knew and loved him tip their caps to the inimitable Shane Warne.
5 min |
April 2022
The Australian Women's Weekly
How to feel rested
The solution to daytime fatigue doesn't rhyme with 'shmaffeine? In fact, the hard work happens when your eyes are closed.
6 min |
April 2022
The Australian Women's Weekly
Jane Seymour At 71 I'm coming into my own
Passion, positivity and facing life's challenges with an open heart.
10+ min |
April 2022
The Australian Women's Weekly
AMANDA KELLER : "I'm okay with being 60"
She's hit the big 6-0, seen the last of her children leave home and is settling into life as an empty-nester alongside her husband of 31 years. But while she once thought this would signify the beginning of the end, for Amanda Keller it is actually the beginning of an exciting third act.
10+ min |
April 2022
The Australian Women's Weekly
Great read
If you read just one book this year make sure it’s Lessons in Chemistry. Clever, hilarious, thought-provoking, uplifting … I could go on. Although set in the 1960s, protagonist Elizabeth Zott is a woman for our times who challenges the status quo with the sort of resolve we all wish we had.
10 min |