"I was so convinced that I wasn't going to win this that I said that if I did win it, I would have all the nominees' initials tattooed on my arse."

Australian television’s night of nights definitely delivered this year…

See who won this year…

She is only the fourth woman to earn this honour.

John's sons, along with friends, speak with The Weekly about the extraordinary life of the legendary Australian singer.

As they celebrate 40 years of marriage Aussie stars Bryan Brown and Rachel Ward invite The Weekly into their world.

"I feel very much at ease in my own skin."

He had the audience (and viewers at home) in stitches!

From Kerri-Anne Kennerly to Robert Irwin…

The Weekly investigates a disturbing increase in the incidence of bullying, both in the playground and online, and asks the experts how we can keep our children safe.

They have been married for 15 years.

The journalist was on couch for the last time...

The Friends star died in October 2023.

From Serena Williams to Brad Pitt.

Margot is now a big sister!

There are three new faces this year…

In the late 1960s, Americans descended on Alice Springs, erecting a mysterious facility named Pine Gap, and even today its locked gates and white domes are shrouded in a cloak of silence. A new podcast seeks to uncover the truth.

All handpicked by The Weekly…

Writer Chrissy Iley reflects on her friendship with the Canadian superstar in the wake of her devastatingly intimate documentary and her surprise comeback at the Paris Olympics.

The reality cooking show is back!

When Alexei Navalny died in a brutal Arctic prison, 
Vladimir Putin thought he had triumphed over his most formidable opponent. Until three courageous women – Alexei’s mother, wife and daughter – took up his fight for freedom.

They found love but was it everlasting?

Find out who took home the mirrorball trophy this year!

All the times the Royals attended the Olympics.

Warning: potential spoilers lie ahead!

Everything you missed...

Updating live as the Olympics continue.

Catch up on all the results from Paris.

Yasmine and Jason share the story of their little girl's loss to help others on Red Nose Day

The Block is back for its milestone 20th season in 2024. Find out more about this year’s season here, this year’s contestants here and this year’s judges below. Who are the judges for this year’s The Block? Co-hosts Scott Cam and Shelley Craft will return for The Block in 2024, along with judges Shaynna Blaze […]

From its release date to the full list of contestants…

Two years on since her passing, we look back at some of her best performances.

Whether they're sitting courtside, mingling with athletes, or making a stylish entrance, these celebrities add an extra layer of excitement to the world's greatest sporting event.

Over half of Australian women report their pain is ignored or dismissed, but the tide is turning when it comes to hearing their concerns.

We chat with author Sophie Green.

Sometimes to find yourself, you have to get away from everything you know.

Who’s going through the blue door this year?

There’s a new Aussie rom com to fall in love with!

As well as the couple’s sweetest moments in pictures…

The Paris 2024 Olympics has made us feel nostalgic, and our Editor Sophie Tedmanson shares her experience covering the Sydney 2000 Olympics, and how it has shaped Australia as a sporting nation.

She’s called the Queen of Crime for a reason…

The MasterChef judge passed away in 2023.

Cozie the black labrador has given SJ more than just independence and companionship, he has given her a new lease on life.

The MAFS couple now share two children…

The judges aren’t the only ones who get a say…

‘I’ve done what I can do here.’

Local star Aisha Dee made a name for herself in The Bold Type before returning home to film her Logie nominated turn in Safe Home.

See how the Games held in the same city exactly a century apart compare…

The Olympic Games, held every four years, feature a diverse array of sports – including the exhilarating and highly competitive discipline of beach volleyball. Introduced to the Olympics in 1996, beach volleyball has quickly become a fan favourite, and is known for its dynamic gameplay, intense rallies, and the unique challenges posed by playing on […]

Both the women’s and men’s teams qualified this year!

The Olympic Games are once again upon us and basketball is one of the most popular and widely watched events. First introduced to the Olympic program at the1936 Berlin Games, basketball – a fast-paced, team-oriented sport that demands coordination, strategy, and endurance – has seen significant evolution over the decades, with advancements in training, strategy, […]

The Olympic Games have long been a platform where the world’s finest athletes compete for glory and national pride. Among the myriad of sports showcased at this prestigious event, canoeing holds a unique place. Divided into the agility-testing, turbulent waters of canoe slalom and the high-speed, precision-demanding disciplines of canoe sprint, canoeing has been an […]

And how we’re doing…

As a film depicting their romance prepares for release, they share their incredible love story.

From Equestrian to Bobsleigh...

The 2024 Paris Olympics Opening Ceremony was iconic for many reason. Not only was it the first time it had been held outside of a stadium, it was hosted along the Seine River. The ceremony was centred around the French national motto of liberté, égalité, fraternité and was eclectic blend of history and modernity. Following […]

This is her story.

From breaking to swimming, meet the inspirational women competing in this year's Olympics.

He is now a free man.

There's more than you may think...

Including Australia’s only female prime minister, Julia Gillard…

An unexpected meeting at the Melbourne Games sparked a dream for Rosemary Mula – although it would take decades to make it a reality.

“I love you, you are a good brother.”

He really is a master of storytelling…

As it turns out, you are not alone...

“It’s a song about believing in yourself.”

The upcoming mini-series set in the 1960s…

Whether you’re in the mood for a comedy, a drama, a musical; she’s done it all!

With a newborn son plus the Paris Olympics nearing, Matildas midfielder Katrina Gorry reflects on the tough times that have given her the resilience to tackle life.

Warning! Potential spoilers lie ahead...

And they have taken home $250,000.

You're in for a real treat this year!

They will carry our nation’s flag at the 2024 Paris Paralympic Games Opening Ceremony.

“She was a force of nature".

A complete guide…

Enter the magic world of famed Fleetwood Mac singer Stevie Nicks. It comes complete with the bohemian trappings of a seasoned rock chick.

These are the stars causing a racket with their presence.

Sailing, known for its blend of strategy, skill, and endurance, has long been a part of the Olympic program. The sport requires competitors to navigate boats through a course marked by buoys, relying on wind power and precise manoeuvres to outpace their rivals. Sailing in the Olympics has evolved significantly over the years, with different […]

"...she lost her battle with cancer after many years of fighting the disease."

When Frances O’Connor made her film debut in the ’90s she was declared the “next big thing”. She talks about coming home to film The Twelve, and wanting to do more work in Australia.

Three days driving the Subaru Symmetrical AWD model range to Falls Creek Alpine Resort and a wheely happy ending for journalist Clare Catt.

"Thank you, Shelly Duvall. You are a legend."

Captivating reads for you to consider.

The renowned author speaks with The Weekly about creating convincing fiction, his research process and why he never plots his novels.

When a damaged young woman investigates a dark crime, she illuminates the mysteries of her past.

The beautiful coastal haven of Wreck Bay has been polluted by ‘forever chemicals’. The government insists they’re not dangerous to humans, but a suspected cancer cluster has the local community worried.

Don't miss a thing!

See which team is taking home the $100,000 prize…

Like a good book, every life is filled with meaning. And sharing our stories can bring us joy, help us heal and draw us closer to those we love.

Forty years later, Lynda sued the Catholic Church for both mother and son’s heartbreak.

In a tinder-dry continent, during the most dangerous fire season on record, The Weekly meets the all-female Indigenous fire crew fighting to protect family, community and sacred land.

The Aboriginal leader gets personal with Australian Women's Weekly journalist Samantha Trenoweth.

A catastrophic marriage to a political heavyweight’s daughter and his refusal to play by the rules would see him exiled – his stellar career stunted.

In 1993 Elaine George made history as Australia’s first Indigenous cover star. Thirty years later she’s back in front of the camera with her daughter, Taylor, to showcase First Nations designers and artists.

Indigenous women are being murdered at frightening rates, their deaths often left uninvestigated and widely unreported. Here The Weekly meets families who are battling grief and desperate for solutions.

We can't get enough of these beautifully renovated Dream Homes.

We asked The Weekly readers for their favourite Olympic moments.

The Weekly was lucky enough to get a tour of the couple’s newly renovated home.

On Boxing Day 2004, Lizz Hills was enjoying a scuba dive in Thailand alongside her father, Dan Martin. Then, the sea started boiling...

You may not even recognise some of them.