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It’s been over a month, but things are still rocky between Kim Kardashian and her brother Rob. The pairs relationship went sour when Rob, 27, ditched his big sisters Italian wedding to Kanye West in May. And it appears neither is ready to forgive or forget. “Kim hasn’t bothered to even attempt to talk to […]

An emotional Prince Harry was almost in tears as he listened to horrific accounts of Brazilian children who lost their parents to drugs and violence.

Michael White's collection of candid shots is a forerunner of today’s iPhone generation, and his little black book network was like Facebook before Facebook.

Gracie Otto releases documentary film about theatre and film producer Michael White, The Last Impresario

The July issue of The Australian Women's Weekly on newsstands tomorrow is winning praise both in Australia and around the world for featuring inspirational burns survivor Turia Pitt on its cover.

A woman and her newborn baby are lucky to be alive after the pregnant mother was forced to give birth while undergoing heart surgery.

The Weekly conducts a special investigation into the death of the popular TV presenter and reveals that she was taking a black market drug.

On the day that would have been her 53rd birthday, Woman’s Day is celebrating the life of Princess Diana with a look at her life in pictures.

Hugh Jackman might have been trying to go incognito at Wimbledon but his handlebar moustache and manicured beard did nothing but attract attention.

They're the covers of The Australian Women's Weekly that started conversations and transformed the magazine landscape.