Australian Women's Weekly

On the same day she was photographed in Sydney in heated discussion with her husband Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie told The Australian Women's Weekly that "marriage and kids can be hard work".

Tasmanian Senator Jacqui Lambie has made a dramatic entry into the debate over who wields power in the Prime Minister's office.

How lucky is Russell Crowe? He's 50, but unlike so many women – and increasingly, the men – he's actually allowed to look 50.

Australia's number one magazine brand, The Australian Women's Weekly has appointed Sheree Mutton to the role of Beauty and Health Director.

As another staff member announces her engagement, The Weeky's Executive Editor, Bryce Corbett reflects on life of the floor of Australia's oldest magazine.

She was just nine months old at the time. The then editor (Ita Buttrose) described her as ‘the apple of her mum’s eye.’ We took her photograph in all sorts of pretty dresses and one snapshot shows her eating the daisies being used as a prop!  Her mummy came to the rescue. Need a clue? […]

Alison Lander's world was rocked the day she raced to the hospital to find her two young boys had suffered horrific burns at the hands of their father.

Four Australian families tell The Weekly that the best Christmas present they could hope for this year will be one another's company.

Golden couple Zoe Foster Blake and Hamish Blake appear in a heart-warming charity Christmas campaign with their baby son Sonny.

On Monday Australia said goodbye to Harold Herman, a WWII digger who lost his leg fighting in New Guinea and whose acts of heroism extend even beyond death.