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The Australian Women’s Weekly is an Australian monthly magazine focused on lifestyle, entertainment and real-life stories. First published in 1933, it’s one of Australia’s most iconic and enduring publications, offering a broad mix of celebrity interviews, human-interest features and practical advice for everyday life. The magazine is known for its inspiring personal stories, profiles of notable Australians and coverage of current issues that resonate with readers across generations. It also features content on health, wellbeing, food and family life, alongside fashion, beauty and home inspiration. Its recipes have become particularly well known, making it a trusted source of cooking ideas and entertaining tips for households throughout Australia. Regular features explore culture, relationships and community topics, while interviews with public figures and celebrities provide insight into the people shaping Australian life. Combining informative journalism with accessible lifestyle content, The Australian Women’s Weekly remains a beloved part of the country's media landscape. Available on PressReader, The Australian Women’s Weekly magazine delivers inspiring stories, practical advice and lifestyle content for modern Australian readers.
This month, The Weekly brings you a very special Australian exclusive: an intimate conversation with Earl Spencer, the brother of Princess Diana, as he launches his new memoir, Swan Song: Diana, My Sister. At the Spencer family home at...
Letter of the month Thank you for helping break the silence of stillbirth (We need to talk about stillbirth, AWW, October). Our first child was born sleeping just short of 42 weeks’ gestation, perfect in every way except a heartbeat was...
Letter of the Month wins $100. Your postal address must be included in all correspondence. Please state clearly if your letter is not for publication. See page 190 for Are Media Ltd’s Privacy Notice. Send your letters to Open Line, The...
As the beloved Aussie show prepares to saddle up for another run on our screens, we round up everything you need to know about the reboot.
No, you’re not seeing double. As Princess Charlotte grows up, she’s looking ever more like mum Princess Catherine. Check out the best pics.
Is modern life making you stressed? Our experts reveal how you can switch off – and reclaim your health in the process.
For any woman living with endometriosis and pelvic pain, life can be debilitating at times. But, a newly launched program led by Monash University’s SPHERE Centre of Research Excellence is promising to empower sufferers with a new...
