Book Club: Margaret, Are You Leaving? By Dianne Yarwood
When Maggie’s adoptive mother dies, she goes in search of the truth of the birth family she never knew.
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Book Review: Margaret, Are You Leaving? By Dianne Yarwood
Can a woman experience love when she was raised without it?
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When it comes to gambling, Australians are the biggest losers
Advocates want more to be done.
Leigh Sales is chasing new challenges
The hard-hitting journalist is exploring new horizons.
Book Review: The Chateau on Sunset by Natasha Lester
Uncover the secrets in the dark heart of Hollywood’s sunset strip.
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Book club: The Chateau on Sunset by Natasha Lester
The intrepid historical author has taken on a new kind of challenge.
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Book Review: The General Hospital by Anne Buist and Graeme Simsion
The third instalment in the medical drama series does not disappoint.
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Book club: The General Hospital by Anne Buist and Graeme Simsion
Partners Anne Buist and Graeme Simsion return for the third book in their series about mental health.
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Rebecca Gibney’s autism and ADHD diagnosis helped her find peace
An autism and ADHD diagnosis has put her on a path to self-acceptance.
Royal Tour: Keep up with Queen Mary and King Frederik
Our team is on the ground with the Royal Couple.
“I’m so proud of her”: Rose Byrne’s family celebrates her first Oscar nomination
The Sydney-born star has received global praise for her latest film.
The Manosphere: How to curb the insidious rise of toxic masculinity
Misogynistic influencers are at the heart of the new Netflix documentary, The Manosphere.
The Great Ocean Road trip
Can we cram a whole summer holiday into a day?
Jackie: The love, the legend, the legacy
Who was the First Lady of Camelot?
Book Review: The Gambler by J. P. Pomare
When the threat can find you through your phone.
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Book club: The Gambler author J. P. Pomare
The New Zealand-born, Australian-based crime writer takes us through his plotting process and explains why his latest whodunnit, featuring Private Investigator Vince Reid, had to be set in America.
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Who are Princess Diana’s relatives, the Spencers?
Before she was Princess Diana, she was Lady Diana Spencer. But who are the Spencers?
EXCLUSIVE: Sussan Ley on her historic appointment as Leader of the Liberal Party
From her regional homestead to political theatre, Sussan Ley tells all.
Glenn McGrath “incredibly proud” foundation extends care to all cancers
2025 marks 20 years of the foundation.
EXCLUSIVE: Alex de Minaur on family, focus and the fast road to fame
The tennis star is Australia's top ranked men's single tennis player.
Dame Marie Bashir: A pioneer and inspiration
NSW’s first female governor has died, age 95.
Travel with The Weekly: What to do on a Dubai holiday
Experience colour, wonder and world-class food.
How I kicked my phone addiction
Experts say a break from your phone can be a re-set for healthier habits. We gave it a try.
EXCLUSIVE: Brooke Satchwell on grief, trauma and coming out the other side
"There's been immense healing"
Bondi Beach falls silent in grief
Sydney stands with the Jewish community.
The enduring legacy of Jane Austen
More than 200 years after they were written, readers are more in love with her books than ever.
Rhonda Burchmore talks all things Christmas!
And she has some suprising traditions...
Hunter Page-Lochard gets Reckless
The Cleverman and Newsreader star leads a stellar Australian cast in a dead funny new series, Reckless.
Melissa Leong reveals how she overcame trauma and became whole again
"We give up something to fit in and that’s unfair."
What’s happening in Australia as the epidemic of violence against women continues?
With women and their allies rallying around the country, The Weekly looks for solutions to the epidemic of violence against women.
Book Review: The Farm by Jessica Mansour-Nahra
A country escape turns into a nightmare.
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Book club: The Farm by Jessica Mansour-Nahra
How adjusting to a tree-change became the inspiration for a gothic Australian novel.
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Remembering the magical friendship of Robert Redford and Paul Newman
Hollywood's most handsome dynamic duo.
The fast and the fabulous: Australian athletes who shone at the Paris Olympics
The Weekly celebrates ten inspiring athletes who did Australia proud at the Paris Olympics and Paralympics.
EXCLUSIVE: How a fierce friendship saved Kathleen Folbigg
"The simple things make me happy now."
Cancer pioneer Richard Scolyer gives a health update
"It's not unexpected, but it's still devastating."
EXCLUSIVE: Richard Scolyer: My wish is to leave hope for others
"I am not alone in this."
Book Review: Tenderfoot by Toni Jordan
Travel back to the land of childhood.
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Book club: Tenderfoot by Toni Jordan
The best-selling author talks about childhood memories and channelling method actors to create vivid characters.
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Human error to blame in Monash IVF mix-ups
The fertility provider is keeping the detail of an independent review secret.
Kathleen Folbigg $2 million compensation “a slap in the face”
Her solicitor argues it is not enough.
Book club: The Midnight Estate by Kelly Rimmer
The bestselling author on her intricately plotted family mystery … and how she avoids accidentally killing off the same character twice.
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Book Review: The Midnight Estate By Kelly Rimmer
The answer to the mystery lies within…
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Book Review: The White Crow by Michael Robotham
A young policewoman torn between her criminal family and the law must decide where her loyalty lies.
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Book club: The White Crow by Michael Robotham
Police officer Philomena McCarthy and her criminal kin are back.
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Future Queens of Europe: Meet the Gen-Z Princesses who are born to rule
And the WhatsApp group they use to support one another.
Rebecca Gibney wants to age “disgracefully”
Rebecca Gibney says she has no intention of slowing down.
Book club: Vanish by Shelley Burr
Shelley Burr talks about creating the third instalment in her gripping Lane Holland series and the pitfalls of modelling a sinister commune on your own farm.
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Book review: Vanish by Shelley Burr
A disgraced Private Investigator embarks upon a risky undercover job in the hope of solving an important cold case and maybe saving himself in the process.
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Where are we at with criminalising coercive control?
In 2020, The Weekly campaigned for governments to criminalise coercive control. Now, as new laws come into force in Queensland, we meet families who have lost loved ones to this insidious form of abuse and have been working towards this landmark change.
Book club: See How They Fall by Rachel Paris
The lawyer-turned-crime writer talks about the allure of the rich and famous, and how her legal training helped her create the perfect mystery.
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Book Review: See How They Fall by Rachel Paris
A locked-door murder mystery set in the world of the super-rich
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EXCLUSIVE: Tony Armstrong on why he isn’t afraid of failure
The much-loved, Logie-winning ABC TV star reveals that he’d never have made it this far if he hadn’t failed first.
Sussan Ley has become the first woman to lead the federal Liberal party
The party hasn’t had a female leader in its 80-year history.
Dinner queen Steph de Sousa on food, fame and her best kitchen hacks
As she releases a brand new cookbook, Easy Dinner Queen, Steph de Sousa talks all things food.
Cyberbullying crisis: Fighting an invisible menance
As goverments legislate protection, The Weekly speaks with those on the frontline of this crisis.
Book Review: The Mademoiselle Alliance by Natasha Lester
Step back in time to a secret alliance led by a beautiful woman.
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A country Mother’s Day: Six mums living in rural Australia share their family traditions
Home is where the heart is.
Book club: The Mademoiselle Alliance by Natasha Lester
One of Australia’s most beloved historical fiction writers talks about bringing the past to life, and reading archives in French.
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Book Review: The Grapevine by Kate Kemp
The murder is just the start of the mystery …
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Book Review: Story of My Life by Lucy Score
A change is as good as a holiday.
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Sarah Ferguson on living life to the fullest
"I live my bucket list every day."
What will the next pandemic be and are we ready?
When COVID-19 hit the world was unprepared, researchers and scientists explain we won't be caught off guard again.
Book club: Story Of My Life by Lucy Score
The best-selling romance writer reveals how she won legions of fans around the world and why a Happy Ever After is non-negotiable in her books.
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Julie Bishop steps out for fashion
The former foreign minister chats with The Weekly about life after politics, privacy, paparazzi and why fashion diplomacy is still a top priority.
EXCLUSIVE: The employee who exposed Elizabeth Holmes $9 billion lie airs the truth
The disgraced one-time tech billionaire has been found guilty of fraud thanks to this whistle-blower. And in February 2025, the court upheld her conviction.
A mother has been forced to give up her baby because of an IVF mix-up. Again.
The 38-year-old handed her son over to strangers after a DNA test revealed the IVF mix-up. This is far from the first time an error like this has occurred.
Book club: The Grapevine by Kate Kemp
The Weekly chats with psychotherapist-turned award-winning murder mystery writer Kate Kemp about her debut novel set-in suburban Canberra.
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Job-sharing politicians: How two women want to change the system
Australia’s corridors of power have long been the domain of powerful men. Now, two friends want to re-shape politics to make it more accessible to everyone.
What if Mozart’s sister was allowed to compose too?
Mozart's sister was a famous and talented musician until she was forced to stop performing. What if she had been allowed to shine? Find out in the AACTA Award-winning documentary.
Author Di Morrissey says she’ll never stop writing
Di Morrissey, beloved Australian author, reflects on a life of unexpected twists to rival her most intriguing plots.
Miracle baby Aria gave her brother the gift of life
All babies are miracles, but when Aria Bacon came bouncing into this world, she brought something incredibly precious with her, a life-saving cure for her gravely-ill big brother Tommy’s leukaemia.
Jodi Picoult discusses her book, By Any Other Name, with The Weekly
The famed author asks what if Shakespeare was a woman...
Meet the Aussie woman who holds one of the most senior positions in United Nations’ Peacekeeping
When Cheryl Pearce entered the Australian military in 1985, she and other women were seen as “diluting” the Army.
Larry and Sylvie Emdur on love, legacy and a surprise they didn’t see coming
This year, Larry Emdur celebrates 40 years on TV, 30 years of marriage and a milestone birthday too.
Australia’s first uterus transplant recipient’s baby survives spider bite
In December 2023, Australia’s first uterus transplant recipient, Kirsty Bryant, gave birth to Henry, a happy, healthy baby boy. And the uterus that had made this little miracle possible had been donated by her mother, Michelle.
Disability advocate Hannah Diviney opens up about the impact of social media
Growing up with a disability in a world where she couldn’t see anyone else like her was lonely for Hannah.
Where is Belle Gibson now?
A new Netflix series has thrusted Belle back into the spotlight...
Best-selling author Di Morrissey is back with a new novel
Beloved author Di Morrissey has just released her 30th novel, and the prolific writer has no intention of slowing down.
Book Review: Frankie by Graham Norton
A young woman finally finds her voice.
Book Club: Frankie by Graham Norton
We talk to the author and TV star about the art of turning life lessons into a work of fiction.
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The truth behind Netflix’s ‘Inventing Anna’: How Anna Delvey’s friend fell under her spell, then brought her to justice
Anna's former friend Rachel DeLoache Williams spoke to The Weekly - this is her story.
The Weekly chats with the world’s favourite Olympic B-girl, Raygun
Australia's first Olympic B-girl Raygun AKA Rachael Gunn went viral for her moves in the Paris Breaking competition.
Book Club: The Death of Dora Black by Lainie Anderson
We chat with author Lainie Anderson.
Book Review: The Death of Dora Black by Lainie Anderson
Come for the cosy crime, stay for the immersive history lesson.
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Inside the illegal, addictive, rising trend of the wines and lines mums
4.037 tonnes - the amount of cocaine consumed by Australians in the year to August 2023.
EXCLUSIVE: Why Ray Martin “can’t afford to waste one day”
As he approaches 80, Ray has turned his journalistic curiosity to the most confronting life event of all – his own impending death.
Bullying in school: The dark side of the schoolyard
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.
Book Club: Sophie Green, author of Art Hour at the Duchess Hotel
We chat with author Sophie Green.
Book Review: Art Hour at the Duchess Hotel by Sophie Green
Sometimes to find yourself, you have to get away from everything you know.
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Bold Type actress Aisha Dee picks up Silver Logie nomination for local drama
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.
Meet the Aussie athletes going for gold in Paris
From breaking to swimming, meet the inspirational women competing in this year's Olympics.
Have you been gaslit by your doctor?
As it turns out, you are not alone...
Frances O’Connor on coming home to film The Twelve
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.
Book Club: With Storm Child author Michael Robotham
The renowned author speaks with The Weekly about creating convincing fiction, his research process and why he never plots his novels.
Book Review: Storm Child by Michael Robotham
When a damaged young woman investigates a dark crime, she illuminates the mysteries of her past.
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Paradise Lost: The story behind the new How to Poison a Planet documentary
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.
New threads: Model Elaine George talks family, fashion and mentorship
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.
The seventeenth century supermodels
When England installed a playboy king as supreme leader in 1660, the monarch’s weakness for women gave rise to a court where beauty ruled.
EXCLUSIVE: Interview with high profile, Human Rights lawyer Jennifer Robinson
To the British press, Jennifer Robinson is ‘the A-list’s go-to lawyer’, who has fronted high profile cases including Amber Heard and Julian Assange. Those close to her know her for as the girl from Berry who is now fighting for justice in the highest courts in the world. Genevieve Gannon meets the renowned Australian human rights lawyer.
