Now to Love

Things go from bad to worse for Australia’s fairytale couple. Former golden couple Lleyton and Bec Hewitt are in the grip of a personal and professional crisis such as they’ve never seen before. Lleyton’s tennis career has been all but destroyed, and the pair are also fighting a bitter court battle over Lleyton’s fortune and […]

**By Lucy Chesterton The Packed To The Rafters star describes her fight against the emotional scars of alcoholism and violence.** For Rebecca Gibney, last week’s TV Week Gold Logie win was all the more precious because it marked the end of a lifetime struggle against the emotional fallout from her tortured childhood. By her own […]

By Jacqui Lang Pictures: Paul Lovelace Anthony Field talks exclusively to Woman’s Day about the Million Paws Walk. As the host of RSPCA Animal Rescue, Anthony Field knows first-hand just how important the RSPCA’s work can be. That’s why he’s excited to be involved in their Million Paws Walk… In showbiz, they say animals and […]

When John died, it was the speed of it all that stunned me at first. He’d been feeling a bit tired and generally under the weather and I’d told him firmly to go to the doctor, but I was convinced he was nurturing a diplomatic flu, as he was fed up at work. He was […]

Finding movie entertainment for littlies is pretty easy. There are loads of good or at least passable films for the five to ten age group and as children are happy to watch the same film over and over, one DVD tends to go a long way. But worthwhile films for young teens and pre-teens are […]

When thinking about food we sometimes look at it as a simple necessity of life. A great way to value food and the essential relationship we have with it we can is by “falling in love” with the food that we eat. So, what does it mean? And why is it important to love what […]

Last week I had a telephone call with two film producers who were interested in buying the rights for my new novel, What Alice Forgot. It was all very tense and thrilling. “Shhhh,” I said to my toddler, George, to indicate that this was important, and maybe he’d like to go and quietly read his […]

One of my best memories of childhood is settling down on a winter afternoon, with my mum, in front of the TV for the Sunday Afternoon Classic. Together we sobbed our way through Waterloo Bridge, failed to follow the thread of The Big Sleep, learnt American history from Scarlett O’Hara, hummed along with West Side […]

**By Lucy Chesterton At 35, Sarah Wilson’s big break as a major TV personality has come later than most. Here the MasterChef host explains why age is no barrier.** What made you stand out from the crowd in the MasterChef presenter audition? I was pretty much myself in the audition. In fact that’s what I […]

Time for tea Real hot chocolate Spiced tea punch Mint tea Chai tea Peach iced tea Kisses Little chocolate tarts Slice and bake biscuits Tangy lemon squares Gluten-free chocolate cake Sponge ricotta slice Homemade monte carlo biscuits Breakfast in bed Brunch, lunch or simple supper Recipes the kids can cook Scrumptious salads Family feasts Just […]