Clair Weaver

Peter Whiffen believes that he has a gift for exorcism, which he once advertised on Gumtree under “free exorcisms”, and performs about one a day – even over Skype.

It wasn't until after Keisha was convicted of drug charges she learned she was pregnant. The Weekly’s Clair Weaver goes inside Australian prisons to see what life is really like for mum and bub.

Across Australia, religious groups are offering to help gays and lesbians overcome same-sex attraction. Clair Weaver goes undercover to find out what’s going on.

What causes paedophilia and what can we do about it?

Almost 90,000 young Australian women are turning to wealthy, older men to fund a lifestyle of pampering, designer clothes and international travel. But at what price?

The boss of the health clinic where celebrity Tim Robards works as a chiropractor is deleting extraordinary health claims from his website.

The health clinic where Tim Robards works is making extraordinary claims about chiropractic care for pregnant women, babies and children.

Is HRT really a poison or is it a panacea for menopause?

Our thoughts are with her family during this difficult time.

The chilling truth is that this headline isn’t just a one-off. Up to one in five child sex offenders starts abusing kids before they turn 10, a leading Australian expert warns.

The ex-wife of disgraced dance coach Grant Davies has told of her horror at discovering evidence on his computer he was sexually grooming children.

Should you be able to get sick notes without even seeing a doctor?

Diane is the same age as me. She has a daughter who is the same age as my son. Just like me, she had a career she loved, a home, a car and juggled work and family.

Are the $2 polo shirts for sale in Kmart and Target too good to be true?

How did a popular socialite and mother of two come to be found dead in her apartment with a stab wound to her stomach? And exactly what was the relationship between her and her accused murderer?

Shortly after welcoming her daughter into the world, Emma Macdonald was brought to tears by the plight of a woman dying in childbirth. So with the help of her obstetrician, she did something about it.

Can violent men ever change? And can their families ever forgive them?

I knew there was no way out. There was nothing they wanted that could save my life so for me, it was the end.

Do we need to swap our snags for tofu immediately to avoid bowel cancer or can bacon, burgers and steaks still have a place in a healthy diet?

It used to be a diagnosis mired in stigma and despair. Yet today, as Bernie Mitchell’s inspirational story illustrates, bipolar disorder is no prohibition to a successful and fulfilling life.

She used to turn heads as a pretty, slim blonde. Now she’s ditched the heels and is learning to shave. So why did Anna become Andy?

Skye McCutcheon and her Waratahs rugby star husband Patrick share their heartbreaking story of witnessing a loved one being ravaged by one of Australia’s deadliest cancers

“We want to shine a spotlight on breast health and encourage Australian women to regularly conduct self-examinations at home."

It is similar to using methadone long-term instead of heroin.

As Jacqui Lambie admits her own son is addicted to ice, we investigate the drug's stranglehold on our country towns.

We all tend to accumulate a lot of stuff, as part of 
modern life but doing a big clean out can bring a host of benefits, including creating more space, saving money and reducing stress.

Two people have died from the plague, a disease that wiped out millions of people in the Middle Ages.

I have to personally thank Adam Goodes.

Adam Goodes opens up about his experience with racism and violence.

Sugar has been cast as the villain of the food world. Allegedly responsible for making us ever fatter and sicker. But data shows Aussies eat less sugar today than they did 70 years ago.

We investigate whether the answer to autism lies in the gut – or whether it’s simply quackery.

The latest heartbreaking case of dangerous advice from an alternative health advocate has raised serious questions about the virtually unregulated world of wellness .

Belle Gibson's mother is prepared to talk. Read the FULL feature story.

The Weekly reporter Clair Weaver goes undercover at a wellness conference

None of it's true. It's just very scary, to be honest.

She's the human rights advocate at war with the government over children in detention. Now Gillian Triggs talks to The Weekly about her own child, Victoria, who was born with a profound disability.

The truth about “female Viagra”: will a little pink pill improve your sex life?

Surgery in Australia has become an obscene boys’ club for some, ruled by innuendo and sexual harassment. But there are whistle-blower female surgeons fighting the system – at great personal cost.

Today is World Ovarian Cancer Day. To bring the issue into focus, we share our chat with Elly Mayday the plus size model, who was about to break into the big-time when cancer struck.

From penniless prisoner to bionic surgeon, Dr Munjed Al Muderis has come a long way from war-torn Iraq, and today he met Prince Harry.

Brilliant. Wealthy. Smart. So why are our surgeons so sexist?

The question we are hanging on - why did Belle say she had cancer? Clair Weaver explains.

In an exclusive interview The Australian Women's Weekly unpicks the story of wellness advocate Belle Gibson

The co-authors of Bubba Yum Yum: The Paleo Way speak out.

The MKR host and co-author of controversial Paleo baby cook book has lost a celebrity ambassadorship with a popular salad chain.

Health officials warn babies could die if celebrity-endorsed cookbook promoting controversial DIY infant formula is published.