Turia Pitt joins ranks of Women’s Weekly cover stars
Because she is quite simply one of the most impressive women you will ever hope to meet Turia Pitt makes her debut this month on our cover.
Princess Mary of Denmark dazzles in Toni Maticevski dress
Crown Princess Mary dazzled at the 80th birthday celebrations of her father-in-law Prince Henrik of Denmark on Monday in a Toni Maticevski dress selected by The Weekly.
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Kate Ceberano to speak at book club lunch
The Weekly will be hosting Kate Ceberano at an exclusive Book Club event in Newcastle this month.
Turia Pitt: “I’ve moved on”
She is one of the bravest most beautiful women in the world but Turia Pitt doesn't see it.
‘Ice’ age: drugs destroying young lives
The drug crystal methamphetamine, commonly known as ice is under our national spotlight following the alleged murder of student Jamie Gao.
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Nicole: Being with Tom helped me understand Grace
Nicole Kidman says her own experience marrying Tom Cruise helped her understand Grace Kelly when preparing to play the late Monaco princess.
On the front line: farmer vs miner
Nobody thought they could do it. Nobody believed that a small group of determined farmers could beat the gas companies. Nobody that is except the farmers themselves.
New AFL boss speaks about ASADA saga
Incoming Australian Football league supremo Gillon McLachlan has spoken out about his role in the negotiations surrounding the penalties to Essendon Football Club.
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Jessica Marais reveals: ‘I am bipolar’
Popular actress Jessica Marais has told the June issue of The Australian Women's Weekly that she has battled with bipolar since she was a teen.
The country lives destroyed by the drug ice
Parents are being warned of signs that their children could be using crystal methamphetamine amid a national pandemic that has spread into regional and rural areas.