WWII digger and Red Cross poster boy Harold Herman’s last good deed
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.
Secrets from the grave
The Weekly's Caroline Overington reveals how she tracked down the descendants of the last woman hanged in NSW and asks the question: was she innocent?
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Princess Mary: Mum taught me to believe in myself
The Weekly's Royal Correspondent, Juliet Rieden, reveals how our Mary is proving to be Europe's most admirable princess.
What happened when *The Weekly* investigates life under a Burqa
Find out what went on behind the scenes in our striking “Life with a Burqa” feature in the new issue of The Australian Women’s Weekly.
Getting to know Robyn Lawley
Robyn Lawley is the stunner from Down Under whose killer curves are challenging the strict size ideals of the fashion business.
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Taking Five with milliner Nerida Winter
Nerida Winter speaks to The Weekly about her new range of hats.
Princess Mary’s Women’s Weekly cover wins at The Maggies
An intimate portrait of Princess Mary at home in the royal palace in Copenhagen has helped The Australian Women’s Weekly take home a top magazine award.
The 2015 Australian Women’s Health Diary
The Australian Women's Health Diary is an invaluable addition to the life (and handbag) of every woman.
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Di Morrissey to speak at book club event
Di is one of Australia's most popular novelists, with 23 books in 24 years - and she will be at The Weekly's October Book Club event
Jeanne Pratt on giving and getting back
In a wide-ranging interview with The Weekly, Jeanne Pratt recalls life as a Jewish girl in Poland before the war, and her attitude to the media interest in her family life.