Inspirational

The Weekly's Turia Pitt July cover was hailed 'a game changer' and now the reader figures prove it.

He's a miracle worker who fits amputees with radical robotic limbs. Yet, just how did he escape his life in war-torn Iraq to become a Porsche-driving Sydney surgeon? Clair Weaver reports.

He drew his inspiration from watching his twin brother Chris running and jumping and playing. And he was determined to do the same – so much so that earlier this year he managed to participate in a walk to the top of Mount Kosciuszko. “Right from the beginning, Nicholas was always ready to try anything […]

Iran's Maryam Mirzakhani is trailblazing her way through the male-dominated industry of mathematics, becoming the first woman to win the mathematics equivalent of the Nobel Prize.

A 20-year-old woman who was fitted with a bionic leg after surviving bone cancer has forged a career as a model.

Richard Lee Norris represents both the face of tragedy and triumph and features on the cover of America's GQ magazine.

Australia's female athletes have won three gold medals and smashed what was thought to be an untouchable world record on the first day of competition at the Commonwealth Games.

"God gives the toughest challenges to his best soldiers and that’s the way I’m taking it," said Alex McKinnon on the NRL Footy Show last night.

The Weekly's editor-in-chief Helen McCabe reveals how Turia Pitt ended up on the cover of Australia's biggest-selling magazine.

The July issue of The Australian Women's Weekly on newsstands tomorrow is winning praise both in Australia and around the world for featuring inspirational burns survivor Turia Pitt on its cover.