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Actress Jessica Marais admission in the current issue of The Weekly that she suffers bipolar has drawn a flood of support online where she has been variously hailed as inspirational and brave.

Roger Caleb Rogerson is about as famous – and infamous – a police officer to ever flash a badge. In the publicity blurb from his autobiography, The Dark Side, Rogerson wrote: “All that people know about me is that I’m a corrupt cop, shot three men [in the line of duty]  and was a mate […]

In his closing arguments Goodman’s lawyer, David Spens QC, said his client had made “shameful” admissions of phone hacking the Duchess 155 times – including Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and Boxing Day in 2005 – and he was not proud of what he had done. “I am not inviting any sympathy for Mr Goodman. Any […]

Meet Amal Alamuddin, the woman who managed to tame Hollywood’s most eligible bachelor.

The old saying "behind every well-dressed celebrity, there's a better-dressed stylist" doesn’t ring true for everyone.

Nicole Kidman has spoken exclusively to The Australian Women's Weekly about her fears at playing the late Monaco princess and how she'd happily throw in her film career for her family.

Researchers at Charles Sturt University found that lonely women were more likely to spend a greater amount of time on social networking sites and have less privacy settings in place so everyone online can view their profiles. The study, “Self-disclosure on Facebook among female users and its relationship to feelings of loneliness”, collected data from […]

Nobody thought they could do it. Nobody believed that a small group of determined farmers could beat the gas companies. Nobody that is except the farmers themselves.

Australian actress Jessica Marais has opened up about her battle with bipolar disorder. The Love Child actress told the June issue of The Australian Women’s Weekly she has struggled with the disorder ever since she was a teenager. “I was diagnosed at one point with bipolar,” Jessica, 29, says. “I have developed ways to talk […]

Giving evidence at his trial on 12 counts of indecent assault against four girls and young women between 1968 and 1986 in London’s Southwark Central Court, Harris, now 84, said yesterday that the relationship with girl was consensual and lasted more than a decade but only began when she was an 18-year-old woman. His accuser, […]