Australian Women's Weekly

This year marks a significant milestone for The Australian Women’s Weekly. It was 1933 when the nation’s first newspaper for women was born, and to start celebrations The Weekly has put together a souvenir edition celebrating 80 memorable years. The magazine was an overnight success and became a trailblazer in the world of Australian publishing […]

Life After Life By Kate Atkinson, Random House, $32.95. Pursuing the many avenues of what could have happened if one moment in time had turned out differently is not unique — think Groundhog Day, Sliding Doors — but dramatising the notion with quite the intriguing multi-layered detail and myriad mind-bending permutations that award-winning author Kate […]

With summer just around the corner, The Australian Women’s Weekly and Channel 9 are joining forces to make your holiday season the best ever. Hosted by the beautiful Natalie Gruzlewski and starring a range of celebrity guests, the first of our two TV specials Summer with the Australian Women’s Weekly will air on Sunday, November […]

In an historic break from time-honoured tradition, the cover of The Weekly has been given over to a bloke. Here we look over past Men of The Weekly.

Despite the tough times in media at the moment, The Australian Women’s Weekly has won another 245,000 readers in the past 12 months. This figure takes our total readership up to more than 2.4 million, an 11.3 percent year-on-year rise, according to Roy Morgan’s June 2012 survey. The Weekly has experience the highest growth of […]

It's not easy to make the transition from sportsperson to presenter but Giaan Rooney has done it spectacularly well.

A selection of intimate portraits from Keith Urban's exclusive photo shoot with The Australian Women's Weekly.

In recent years, the cover of The Australian Women’s Weekly has been the territory of beautiful and glamorous celebrities – but in the 1970s puppies, kittens, Kermit the Frog and even a bizarre-looking robot were cover stars. The National Library of Australia recently digitised the first 50 years of The Weekly, and entire issues from […]