The Australian Women's Weekly

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There's no better way to finish up a big festive family lunch than with a delicious chocolate dessert. Yum!

If you're worried about losing track of your health and fitness goals during the silly season, bring one of these delicious - and healthy - dishes along to your next Christmas function.

At 36, a health crisis saw Jolene Anderson given the news that she may never have children of her own. Three years on, the popular Australian actress tells Tiffany Dunk she's proved the experts wrong.

The Women of the Future Awards celebrate inspirational young Australian women doing incredible work in a variety of areas such as business, community, and technology.

He’s been hit by the brutal waves of cancer, depression and loss. But Barry Du Bois tells The Weekly that investing in a positive attitude has helped his family triumph.

Each year, The Weekly runs a competition inviting young successful women around Australia to nominate themselves and their work. These nine chosen finalists now vie for over $210,000 in prizes.

The one-time world champion opens up to The Weekly about her battle with anxiety and her decision to be her own coach - and the success it brought her.

50 years on, Debra Tate tells William Langley how she is haunted by her's sister Sharon murder, and how she's still fighting to keep the killers behind bars.

Friendships aren't just about having people to share experiences with. As psychologist Caroline Anderson explains, friendships are crucial to our mental health.