Juliet Rieden

Royal Correspondent

Juliet Rieden is the Royal Correspondent of The Australian Women’s Weekly. She’s been a journalist for 35+ years in London and Australia and her long list of interviewees include Dame Helen Mirren, Jane Fonda, Nicole Kidman, King Charles III, Crown Princess Mary, Dame Quentin Bryce and Jacinda Ardern. When not hanging around palace doors, Juliet writes non-fiction books and continues her search for the perfect navy blazer.

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Liz Hayes reveals “I never thought I would still be a woman in television at my age”

As Liz Hayes is nominated for a TV WEEK Silver Logie for Best News or Public Affairs Presenter, we republish our February 2021 cover story with one of the greats of television.

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EXCLUSIVE: Deborah Hutton opens up about her experience with skin cancer

"I got a real wake-up call..."

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EXCLUSIVE: Carlotta reflects on her wonderful life beyond the stage

"I would have loved to have children."

Books

Trent Dalton on revealing the pain and beauty of his childhood in Boy Swallows Universe

Trent Dalton talks to The Weekly about revealing the most painful and beautiful moments of his childhood to a global audience.

Royals

OPINION : Why the time is right for Queen Mary

The Weekly's royal correspondent reflects on Mary's regal rise.

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Royals

Crown Princess Mary to become Queen on January 14

Queen Margrethe has announced that she is to abdicate.

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Royals

As Christmas approaches, The Princess of Wales takes George, Charlotte and Louis volunteering

Just like the late Princess Diana did with Prince William when he was young...

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Royals

EXCLUSIVE: Zara Tindall reflects on Queen’s passing one year on: ‘It leaves a hole’

Mother-guilt, precious moments with the late Queen and the fun of the Magic Millions – Zara and Mike Tindall talk to The Weekly as they prepare to head Down Under.

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Royals

Is it time for the Palace to speak out on damaging ‘royal racism’ rumours?

As Omid Scobie’s new book causes another royal storm, AWW’s Royal Correspondent asks if King Charles III will break old habits and answer back.

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Royals

The Crown season six review: The joy of seeing Diana again

I thought Watching TV hit The Crown delve into the last months of Diana’s life in its final season would feel exploitative and ghoulish – in fact it was healing.