Inside Dame Elisabeth Murdoch’s flower garden
The Weekly met Dame Elisabeth Murdoch's grand-daughters, Judy and Penny (pictured below left and right), and daughter Janet (middle) at her much-loved Cruden Farm.
Shelley Craft: Why it pays to be nice
Nice guys don’t always finish last, and Shelley Craft is living proof.
How the Declutter Queen can change your life
Inspired by Marie Kondo, the global titan of tidying, Susan Horsburgh sifts through her closet in the quest for clothes that “spark joy”.
The man I’ve loved all my life doesn’t know my name
The Weekly’s Susan Horsburgh reveals the agony of her own father’s slow decline.
Widow reveals husband’s ultimate betrayal
Nola Duncan thought she had the perfect husband, but when he died she discovered a box full of betrayal.
Catfights and Chemistry as The Bachelor Kicks Off
It’s dating as an extreme sport, writes Susan Horsburgh, and last night’s season-three kick-off did not disappoint.
Tasmanian grandmother jailed for a brutal murder, but did she do it?
We trust that the justice system gets it right but history shows otherwise.
Annabelle Chauncy: The new face of Generation Y
Just how does a 21-year-old travel to the other side of the world and build a school from scratch? Susan Horsburgh travels to Uganda to see how this tenacious young Australian has realised her dream.
Married At First Sight: Two out of four ain’t bad
Miss last night’s finale of the nation’s latest must-see, watercooler-worthy reality TV series Married At First Sight? Susan Horsburgh has the lowdown.