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Captain Wales is one busy boy! Prince Harry is next in line for the royal colonel role upon his retirement from the army. After his temporary move to Australia, Harry has been recommended to replace Field Marshal the Lord Guthrie of Craigiebank when he retires as Colonel of the Life Guards. Once it is officially […]

My Kitchen Rules judge and celebrity chef Manu Feildel is in trouble with the law after partying with his pals resulted in the cops coming knocking!

Daniel Morcombe’s tragic disappearance is to be transformed into a feature length movie, his parents announced on the weekend. Daniel’s father Bruce Morcombe says that he felt it was time the world heard Daniel’s story. “Denise and I feel we have reached a place where we can finally reveal our story in a different way,” […]

Here's a full list of nominations for the 2015 TV Week Logie awards including Scott Cam and Andy Lee.

It looks like the rift between Rob Kardashian and his older sister Kim Kardashian is still alive! The reality TV star, who has stayed out of the public eye, has made a shocking statement about sister Kim, sharing the message with his 2.7 million Instagram followers. Alongside a snap of a blood soaked Rosamund Pike’s […]

Perth’s most popular beach became the platform for 17 year-old Jasirah Bin Hitam to send a powerful and emotional message about reconciliation.

The Weekly cover star and Australian of The Year, Rosie Batty received thundering applause in her address at the Crown Autumn Ladies Lunch in Sydney today.

Crown Princess Mary has taken charge as Denmark’s big secret is revealed – and her loyal subjects couldn’t be more delighted! Tasmanian-born Mary is now officially running Denmark’s Amalienborg Palace, it’s been revealed. She lives with her husband Prince Frederik and their four children, as she prepares to ascend the throne. Prince William in training with Queen […]

Popular My Kitchen Rules stars Lynzey and Steve have been caught out on a romantic date!

Despite three election victories and eight years as Prime Minister, Malcolm Fraser was a polarising figure in Australia’s public life, shadowed - some might say defined - by his role in the constitutional crisis and dismissal of the Whitlam government in 1975. But he was also a compassionate and highly vocal advocate for human rights, writes The Weekly's Michael Sheather.