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The celebrity moments that made us go โ€œWoah!โ€ in 2015

The celebrity moments that made us go โ€œWoah!โ€ in 2015

Woah! 2015 has been chock-full of celebrity scandals, wins, losses, confessions and head-shaking moments. From Caitlyn Jennerโ€™s debut on the cover of Vanity Fair to the truth about Josh Duggarโ€™s past, it certainly hasnโ€™t been a boring year. Click through for some of the celebrity moments that made us go โ€œWoah!โ€ over the last 12 [โ€ฆ]
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Best celebrity quotes of 2015

Best celebrity quotes of 2015

Itโ€™s been a big year for everyone, and the rich and famous are certainly not exempt. Weโ€™ve applauded, laughed, and gasped at political upheavals and new arrivals, sage advice and sombre statements. From celeb scandals to world events, 2015 has certainly been a busy and important year. Here are some of our favourite celebrity sound [โ€ฆ]
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The shocking truth about ice in our towns

As Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott announces a new effort to fight ice epidemic sweeping the country. Read The Weekly's full investigation into the country towns destroyed by ice here.
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Australia's first lady Margie Abbott's first major interview with The Weekly

EXCLUSIVE: Margie Abbottโ€™s first interview

In her first major interview, Margie Abbott has revealed to the April issue of the Australian Women's Weekly that she would not care if her husband lost his job tomorrow, admitting the role of Australiaโ€™s First Lady is one she has struggled with.
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Prime Minister Tony Abbott - Paid parental leave scheme

Tony Abbottโ€™s Paid Parental scheme to be revised

Tony Abbott has announced that he will revise his unpopular โ€œsignatureโ€ Paid Parental Leave (PPL) scheme. The Prime Minister announced on Sunday that he would reduce the cost of his $5.5 billion scheme. The opposition, business groups and members of his party had deemed theoriginal scheme too generous. The Prime Minister hasnโ€™t released the nitty [โ€ฆ]
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Prime Minister Tony Abbott with editor-in-chief Helen McCabe and the Women of the Future winners. Picture: Andrew Meares

Women of the Future meet PM Tony Abbott

Winners of The Australian Women's Weekly/Qantas Women of the Future competition met Prime Minister Tony Abbott at a reception at Parliament House in Canberra earlier today.
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Prime Minister Tony Abbott with his daughter, Frances.

Student pleads guilty to accessing details on Frances Abbottโ€™s scholarship

A 21-year-old student who accessed computer records at the Whitehouse Institute of Design and then leaked information about a scholarship awarded to Frances Abbott, the daughter of Prime Minister Tony Abbott, to a website pleaded guilty to a charge of accessing restricted data in a Sydney court today. Freya Rachael Sommerville Newman, a creative writing [โ€ฆ]
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Tony Abbott's daughters: We support gay marriage

Tony Abbottโ€™s daughters: We support gay marriage

The Prime Ministerโ€™s daughter, Jessica Rudd, and Tony Abbottโ€™s youngest girls Frances and Bridget, have each become an important part of the election campaign, appearing by each of their fathersโ€™ sides at events and speaking out in support of their respective โ€œdaggyโ€ dads. We know they love and support their father, but in this monthโ€™s [โ€ฆ]
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Sexism debate continues with Abbott's baby comments

Sexism debate continues with Abbottโ€™s baby comments

Comments from Tony Abbott accusing the Gillard Government of being โ€œinexperiencedโ€ when it comes to having babies are the latest in a series of assumed sexist slurs and personal attacks that have clouded Canberra these past two weeks. The Opposition Leader has apologised over comments he made in response to the governmentโ€™s plans to cut [โ€ฆ]
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Misogyny tirade inspired dictionary rethink

Was the Prime Ministerโ€™s tirade at Abbott justified?

A fuming performance by the Prime Minister attacking Tony Abbott for his โ€˜sexismโ€™ and โ€˜misogynyโ€™ not only shocked the Opposition Leader, but has the whole world talking. Julia Gillardโ€™s explosive tirade made international headlines, caused feminists to cheer, and has also been a source of embarrassment for the PM following the Speakerโ€™s resignation โ€” a [โ€ฆ]
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Misogyny tirade inspired dictionary rethink

Prime Minister blasts โ€˜sexistโ€™ Abbott in parliament

In explosive scenes in parliament today, the Prime Minister has delivered a scathing serve to Opposition Leader Tony Abbott, slamming his โ€˜sexistโ€™ attitude, and saying he โ€˜needs only look in the mirror to see misogynyโ€™. In a fiery speech, Prime Minister Julia Gillard called her opponent a misogynist for the first time ever. Related: Julia [โ€ฆ]
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Tears in parliament as Gillard remembers dad

Tears in parliament as Gillard remembers dad

Prime Minister Julia Gillard choked back tears in parliament today in a heartfelt tribute to her late father John Gillard. In her first appearance in federal parliament since the passing of her 83-year-old father less than two weeks ago, the Prime Minister thanked members of parliament for their kind wishes and support since his death, [โ€ฆ]
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Prime Minister Julia Gillard

Julia Gillard defends โ€˜sexistโ€™ slush fund claims

Prime Minister Julia Gillard has come out swinging against allegations that she was party to a union slush fund scandal in an attempt to put the claims of what she labelled a โ€œvery sexist smear campaignโ€ to rest. Gillard has been mute on the 17-year-old issue since it was uncovered in 2007, but spoke out [โ€ฆ]
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'Tiny' Queen meets 7ft basketballer

โ€˜Tinyโ€™ Queen meets 7ft basketballer

As a queen, Elizabeth II is not used to looking up to anyone โ€” but she had to crane her neck tonight when she came face-to-face with a 7ft female basketball player The 5ft 4in monarch was visibly delighted when she bumped into Australian Opals forward Elizabeth Cambage, 20, at an official reception at Parliament [โ€ฆ]
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Queen Elizabeth praises Australia in rousing address

Queen Elizabeth praises Australia in rousing address

Queen Elizabeth gave a rousing address at Parliament House this evening, praising Australianโ€™s bravery, generosity and fortitude. The 85-year-old monarch was the picture of poise as she delivered her only public address during her stay in Canberra. In pictures: Queen Elizabethโ€™s visit to Australia She began by expressing her joy at being back on Australian [โ€ฆ]
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Queen Elizabeth takes on parliament on day two

Queen Elizabeth takes on parliament on day 2

Queen Elizabeth started the second day of her Australian tour with not one, but two, awkward bows from Julia Gillard. The monarch spent the morning in meetings with the prime minister, and, later, Opposition leader Tony Abbott. Gillard was the first to be received at Government House, greeting the queen with bows and a handshake [โ€ฆ]
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Should Australia allow same-sex marriages?

Should Australia allow same-sex marriages?

This weekendโ€™s Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras parade will have a political message, rallying against the federal law that prohibits same-sex marriages. With gay marriage high on the national agenda, Mardi Gras isnโ€™t missing the chance to tap into the debate, featuring an estimated 15 floats dedicated to the issue. โ€œWe are planning something huge [โ€ฆ]
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Abbottโ€™s women

Liberal leader Tony Abbott is a self-confessed attention seeker, who polarises womenโ€™s opinions. Itโ€™s a trait that has got him into hot water, yet he is surrounded by women who are fiercely loyal and admire him. Helen McCabe reports. Tony Abbott slides into the back of a government car at Townsville airport. โ€œSorry,โ€ he says, [โ€ฆ]
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