Australian Women's Weekly

The Project's Carrie Bickmore, who is eight months pregnant, has spoken out for the first time about the impending birth of her second child to partner Chris Walker.

Anne Summers has an in-depth chat with federal MP Julie Bishop for The Weekly and discovers what makes her tick.

Statistics show that one in three Australian women will be touched by domestic violence in her lifetime.

“[Co-founder David Everett] and I have never done this work for the rewards, but to be recognised at such a young age with this sort of an honour is amazing,” says Annabelle. “We’re a little shocked to be honest – it wasn’t really expected.” Annabelle, the organisation’s Founding Director, visited East Africa in 2008 and […]

Jackie, whose gardening column in The Weekly has been a favourite with readers for years, was honoured at a a ceremony in Canberra.

Australian actor Rebel Wilson is due to appear in an R-rated comedy this May in which she plays a young woman who does 'scandalous' things while wearing a burqa.

Journalist turned diet guru Sarah Wilson defends I Quit Sugar, slams Paleo's militant approach and reveals she still eats chocolate.

Leila McKinnon tells The Australian Women's Weekly that despite her struggles to have babies in the past she would love for husband David Gyngell to agree to try for a third.

1. Slowly, I’ve realised my boobs are a part of being me and I’ve started to embrace them. After I interviewed hot swimsuit model Kate Upton for her movie The Other Woman, I suddenly thought, hey, boobs are really sexy. They’re not something I should hide or wish away (it only took me 36 years). […]

She's the new queen of breakfast TV - but Samantha Armytage acknowledges the nation is obsessed with her body as she takes out the cover of The Australian Women's Weekly's 'body issue'.