Genevieve Gannon

The actor also talks motherhood and her days on A Place to Call Home…

A murder at Sydney's Scientology centre has thrown the shadowy organisation back into the spotlight. A former members tells The Weekly how the church almost destroyed her life.

Now she has taken her clothes to the most prestigious catwalk in the land.

Plus their inspiring projects which are boldly changing the world.

Our six judges share their top tips and experiences on how they got to where they are today.

Could you be our next Woman of the Future for 2022?

She had survived a lot, including a violent past, and come out the other side tough and positive. Until The Man.

There's no place like home, but what happens when it's the most dangerous place you can be? Genevieve Gannon visits a refuge offering hope to the growing number of women being forced to flee for their lives.

For too long, women have been under-represented in the world of film - these women are set to change all of that.

Her story of love and loss and as she carries on his legacy.

After years battling to save tigers, parrots and other threatened species, she decided to get out of the jungle and into an office to make change.

The judging panel's top picks.

They share stories of courage, perseverance and the advice that made them who they are.

Congratulations to Anna Robertson, whose socially responsible fashion label, Yevu, creates employment for women in Ghana.

One family learns the power of a helping hand.

The Australian Women’s Weekly Veeda Women of the Future Awards celebrate bright, bold young women tackling big issues and changing lives. From climate change solutions to supporting domestic violence survivors, our finalists are an inspiration.

Coercive abuse is common, can escalate to violence in a heartbeat, and can be lethal. One survivor shares her story in the hope it will shed light on warning signs and increase understanding.

Meet the esteemed Aussie women judging this year's Women of the Future Awards - together they will select a worthy winner of over $72,000 in cash and prizes.

They say a crisis brings out the best and the worst in humanity. The Australian Women's Weekly  meets seven extraordinary Australians whose courage and kindness inspires us all in this time of isolation and uncertainty.

When Renae Marsden was introduced to "Brayden" she thought she'd met the man of her dreams. As Genevieve Gannon found, what unfolded was an unimaginable nightmare.

I first met Jill Emerson late last year in a room behind an old heritage-listed art gallery in the NSW port town of Newcastle. Dozens of women were gathered around a long table, chattering brightly as they sewed silk and cotton flowers. Only two colours were used in their creations: the pink of the breast […]

Sleep is the first thing we sacrifice when our lives get busy, but it's as important to our health as the food we eat and the air we breathe. Genevieve Gannon uncovers links between sleeplessness and chronic disease and shares expert tips on catching more zzzzzs.

Newly married AFLW star Moana Hope has never been afraid to fight for what’s right and now she's opened up about her battle for beloved sister Vinny.

Ita speaks exclusively to The Weekly about the importance of role models, and self-belief.

Life has only gotten better with age for Joanna Lumley, but in a revealing conversation with The Australian Women’s Weekly, she confides that she still has one regret that burns her to this day.

'I couldn't leave these kids to die'

Just a few years ago, Turia Pitt thought she was going to die. Now she is happy, healthy and living her best life.

On a cold Canberra day in 1984, a teenage girl vanished from outside a shopping centre, presumed murdered. Now, Genevieve Gannon finds, police are close to solving the baffling disappearance of Megan Mulquiney.

We're desperate for fulfilment but is our search for contentment making us miserable? Genevieve Gannon investigates.

When a Sydney mother was murdered in her luxury home, she knew the killer was coming, so she left a clue. Thirty years later, police have finally got their man. Genevieve Gannon reports.

The most interesting Bachelor yet tells Genevieve Gannon why he originally turned down the gig and what changed his mind.

Women are estimated to make up to 85 per cent of the consumption decisions which affect a household's carbon footprint.

A book club on trains has inspired a novel about words, ideas and love. Genevieve Gannon travels with the book ninjas.

Books with strong female protagonists shone brightly at the 2018 ABIA Awards with a cursed girl tale being compared to the Harry Potter series after winning three awards, including Book of the Year.

Multitasking super-star Zoe Foster Blake has taken out a top literary award for her children’s book about flatulence.

The I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here and Blind Date host shares how she keeps romance simmering with her perfect match

“We all think Dad would have loved Chandler.”

Professor Kerryn Phelps and Jackie Stricker-Phelps joked they'd become grandparents before they could get married in Australia. Nobody's laughing now.