Australian Women's Weekly

Only now is the full horror emerging of how a gyneacologist with a God-syndrome destroyed lives. Clair Weaver meets the patient who dared to stand up to him.

Jane Marx is using her Women of the Future scholarship to transform the lives of refugees.

Krystal Barter had her breasts removed and reconstructed at 25. She is happy with her new post-surgery figure - so why do many women shame her for choosing to have implants?

With high-profile child sex abuse cases causing fear among Australian parents we investigate what causes paedophilia and what can we do about it.

The Sunrise presenter opens up about the furious, bitchy backlash she received after writing an article telling women to stop blaming men for their career woes.

Prince George's first solo magazine cover has received a rousing reception, both in the UK and Australia.

As Magda Szubanski launches her latest attempt to shed the kilograms, we go inside the weight-loss industry, revealing the millions Magda and other celebrities have made by convincing the rest of us to slim down too.

She raised the ire of the nation when she married cricketing hero Glenn McGrath two years after his beloved wife Jane died from breast cancer. Now, nearly five years later, Sara Leonardi McGrath has hit out against the "evil stepmother" stereotype.

Sydney Swans champion Adam Goodes has revealed how troubling childhood experiences with domestic violence have driven him to take a public stand on the issue.

The Australian Women's Weekly's new Royals magazine is now available online.