Quentin Bryce

The former Governor-General reveals to The Weekly the special project she and Michael were working on together.

The Honourable Dame is a wealth of knowledge when it comes to female empowerment.

The future is looking bright as Australia's most inspiring women gather.

The former Governor-General is very proud of her bush childhood and this month she took The Weekly to the wonderful town of Winton, birthplace of the people’s anthem Waltzing Matilda and of Qantas, and the place her parents met, writes Juliet Rieden.

The life and times of the late Dame Elisabeth Murdoch were characterised by her generosity. Inspired by her philanthropy, five notable women tell how they are determined to continue her work.

Dame Quentin Bryce joins our panel of judges for The Australian Women's Weekly and Qantas Women of the Future awards in 2015.

Former Governor-General and Queensland domestic violence taskforce chair Dame Quentin Bryce has urged everyone to take action on domestic violence.

Australia’s first female Governor-General has taken the prestigious post as the Queen’s representative to colourful and bold new heights.

The highly decorated military officer succeeds Quentin Bryce as the Queen’s representative in Australia, and becomes the country’s 26th Governor-General. General Cosgrove, 66, said he was “truly humbled” by the appointment, and would do his best “to be a governor-general for every part of the community.” “My approach to this job will be, of course, […]

The Humane Society has stripped a man of his bravery award after The Australian Women’s Weekly revealed he had been jailed for beating his wife. During a series of attacks, Paul Francis McCuskey kicked his partner Jeannie Blackburn in the head so hard he snapped her optic nerve and left her blinded in one eye. […]