Cat Rodie

Two women, both betrayed by their families, tell The Weekly what it's like to be lied to by those you trust the most.

Spoiler: IQ and intelligence are not the same thing.

Want to kick an everyday addiction? This study will help.

I had a fantasy about going on holidays during book week so that we could conveniently avoid it. And then I thought there was nothing stopping us from just not attending school on the day.

Love a long soak in a hot bath? Scientists say that it could be as good for you as a 30 minute walk.

It is as horrendous as it sounds.

Tonya Glennester took her five-year-old daughter into a disabled toilet to give her more space and privacy. What happened next is pretty amazing.

"I shouldn't have worried so much about what people thought of me.”

Jamie Oliver and wife Jools told followers that their eldest daughters were present at the birth and that the girls, 14-year-old Poppy Honey and 12-year-old Daisy Boo, cut the cord.

The 2016 census has been farcical to say the least, so it’s not surprising that #censusfail is still tending this morning. Here are our favourite tweets so far.

All babies are beautiful... except when they're not

Will this sign change the way that accessible facilities are used?

Just because I asked you to go somewhere private, telling me to f-off and squirting me with your boobs was incredibly uncalled for.

It’s pretty obvious that saving a proportion of your hard earned salary is a good idea. But for many of us it is much easier said than done... until now.

By Megan McManus

“All visions of myself slinking around the pool on holiday next week have dissolved entirely, unlike this wax,”

The concept of "cheat day" is universally unhelpful. So we really don't need it on our pajamas, or anywhere else.

This year, stillborn babies will be included in the census for the first time. Instead of just recording ‘live births’ women will be able to record all the children they have given birth to.

70-80 per cent of people in the western world want to die at home, but only 16 per cent actually do. Could ‘death midwifes’ help us re-claim death?

We all know that being out of shape is bad for our health. But exactly how bad is it?

The only explanation is that these men actually hate women.

A new study has linked binge-watching TV with blood clots.

Like Merida (Brave) and Elsa (Frozen), Moana doesn’t need a prince charming to complete her story.

For the mum who is already trying her best, the ‘tuts’ and comments could be the metaphorical straw that breaks her.

In theory, reading is a great way to relax. Any bookworm will tell you that curling up with a good book and a hot cuppa is the stuff weekends are made of. But is fiction always good for you?

It’s no surprise many mums put their children first and themselves last, but new research from reveals how mounting parenting pressures can hurt the health of Aussie mums.

“Just because something is a bit awkward to talk about, doesn’t mean we shouldn’t.”

A month might not sound like a long time, but you can achieve a lot in 30 days.

“The effect was almost immediate – after two days my skin was singing and I’ve never smelt better.”

Can we erase stretch marks, or should we just learn to live with them?

Fifty-nine per cent of Australian women engage in "personal grooming" – but why do we do it?

52 per cent of women feel ‘down’ after seeing their reflection in a changing room mirror. But is getting rid of the mirrors really the answer to eliminating poor self esteem?

The New York Times has been under fire for calling ‘mum hair’ “inescapably frumpy” – so what is the male equivalent of the post baby bob?

Mel Manning shares the story that no parent wants to tell.

An osteopath charged with raping and indecently assaulting a patient claims that the intimate way he touched his alleged victim has been ‘misinterpreted’.

NSW are finally talking about Decriminalising abortion. The Weekly Online investigate how this will impact the 1 in 4 women that chose to terminate their pregnancies.

A mother was left devastated after a photo of her son who had died was ‘reported to Facebook as offensive.’ But could seeing these images help end the taboo around grief and death?

Despite growing awareness of domestic violence in Australia there are still lots of myths around the issue. The Weekly Online talks to experts from BaptistCare to find out more.

Carolyn was already nine weeks along when she discovered she was pregnant. It came as a huge shock, not just because it was unplanned, but because she had actively been taking steps to prevent it.

If you're planning to have a few beers this weekend, you'll be pleased to hear this...

Children wreak havoc wherever they go

A ground-breaking new book perfectly describes one woman's struggle with her own mental health after the loss of her baby.

Australia has one of the highest rates of antidepressant use in the world. But experts warn they may not be working.

Nine years after Matthew Leveson was murdered, his mum still spends her weekends searching for his remains.

She thought it was a parenting win, but it soon turned into her biggest regret.

If you’re thinking of going on a new diet you might want to read this first.

It's been 12 months since Cat Rodie gave up alcohol. Here's what she has learned about herself and her relationship with booze.

Golden milk has become the latest health trend to hit our shores. But is there any substance behind the orange-tinged hype?

It has been labeled parenting comedy gold, but there is one element of this story that will irk mums everywhere.

No need for the winter blues, there are plenty of reasons to be excited about the cooler months ahead.

Almost half of adult Australians don't know what a standard drink looks like.

Are you guilty of it?

“There is lots of evidence to show that people can live long and healthy lives in larger bodies”

If you thought that tantric sex was something for hippies or frisky young couples then think again. Tantra is transforming sex lives everywhere and it's older women who are leading the charge.

Would you drop a bad habit if someone paid you to quit?

When two-year-old Christopher was tragically killed in a car crash last month, his parents made the heart wrenching decision to donate his eyes to a stranger who needed them. Could you do the same?

Sally Faulkner has penned an open letter vowing to bring her children home to Australia. Here, The Weekly Online speaks to another mum in Sally's position.

Mother's Day can be very hard for mums who have lost their own mother. The Weekly Online spoke to Leigh Van Der Horst, author of Without My Mum to find out more.

Of course we all know about the birds and the bees, but there is a bit more to getting pregnant than just getting your leg over.

Blogger CarlyMarie explains why bereaved mothers shouldn't be forgotten in the celebrations.

Yes, we are talking about breastfeeding in public again.

At the heart of the 60 Minutes snatched children saga is a very real story about the anguish of losing your child. The Weekly spoke with other women fighting to be united with their children.

You may be surviving on the sleep you get, but that doesn't mean you are getting enough.

Michelle Bridges doesn't speak for all obese people, but for me, there is some truth behind her controversial comment.

“She might as well not be there. It’s like having a black hole in the room that just sucks the energy from the place.”

There are 30 million 'ghost' accounts on Facebook. What role do they play for the living?