The power of sleep
Getting enough sleep is just as important as eating a healthy diet and exercising to control your weight, according to sleep experts.
Happy Birthday Julie Andrews
The Weekly celebrates Julie Andrews, the superstar who grew up during the blitz and went on to rescue two little girls from an orphanage in Vietnam.
Native ad body.
Sponsored by %%sponsor_name%%
Last Woman Hanged takes out 2015’s Davitt Award
The Australian Women's Weekly's Associate Editor, Caroline Overington, has taken out the top prize in the non-fiction category at this year's Davitt Awards.
Antonia Kidman opens up about her toughest year yet
The mother of six sat down with The Weekly to talk motherhood, gym sessions and the perfect bolognese.
.jpg?resize=380%2C304)
Sonia Kruger on jumpsuits, motherhood and growing old disgracefully
In our latest issue, we chat to the luminous Sonia Kruger about being fit at any age.
Native ad body.
Sponsored by %%sponsor_name%%
Tara Brown reveals: Dad walked out 40 years ago
After almost 15 years on 60 Minutes, Tara Brown talks courage, smarts and steely interviewing style in this month's Australian Women's Weekly.
What it’s like to interview Australia’s richest woman
As Gina Rinehart gears up for an appearance on Australian Story, The Weekly remembers what it was like to interview Australia's richest - and most private - woman.
Before they were famous: Stars reveal their first jobs
Ever wonder what your favourite celeb's first ever job was? Well, wonder no more.
Native ad body.
Sponsored by %%sponsor_name%%
This is what the “ideal” woman looked like in the 1950s
Remembering a time when ways to address "figure faults" included "passive reducing", "clever dressing" and Epsom salts in hot bathwater.
Johnny Depp’s Puppy-gate reminiscent of 1956 fight to save dog
Mr Johnny Depp could learn a thing or two here, don't you think?