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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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle smiling and holding hands, exiting a building.

Royals

Is this what really happened in the court of Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex?

In his explosive new book, royal correspondent Valentine Low lifts the veil on the world of palace courtiers. Here, he talks to The Weekly about what he uncovered.

Actors portraying Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Charles in "The Crown" Season 5, standing separately in formal attire.

TV & Film

EXCLUSIVE: “It was still a shock”: The Crown stars share their experience of filming during the Queen’s passing

The Weekly goes behind the scenes to talk to the stars of the controversial royal TV drama.

Author Celeste Ng holds her book "Our Missing Hearts" with blue feathered cover design.

Books

REVIEW: How Celeste Ng’s terrifying and enthralling new dystopian novel Our Missing Hearts has “a real-life precedent”

''What would you do if you saw wrongs happening to other people?''

Books

REVIEW: How Fiona McFarlane was inspired by the “disquieting beauty” of an Australian country town when writing The Sun Walks Down

''It's full of the many people and voices that make up our history.''

Books

REVIEW: “It’s a dangerous time to be a clever woman.”: Set in the 1400s, there remains “something very topical” about Emma Harcourt’s The Brightest Star

''Luna questions everything and in the process she discovers her own voice and embraces it.''

Woman with long brown hair smiling, wearing elegant earrings and a blue coat.

Kate Middleton

EXCLUSIVE: Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge is “more confident and focused than ever” as she prepares for her future role of Queen Consort

There's a reason royal fans have been seeing more appearances from the Cambridge children.

"Cover of 'Horse' by Geraldine Brooks next to a woman in a floral dress and sun hat on a garden path."

Books

Juliet Rieden

Is this what really happened in the court of Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex?

EXCLUSIVE: “It was still a shock”: The Crown stars share their experience of filming during the Queen’s passing

REVIEW: How Celeste Ng’s terrifying and enthralling new dystopian novel Our Missing Hearts has “a real-life precedent”

REVIEW: How Fiona McFarlane was inspired by the “disquieting beauty” of an Australian country town when writing The Sun Walks Down

REVIEW: “It’s a dangerous time to be a clever woman.”: Set in the 1400s, there remains “something very topical” about Emma Harcourt’s The Brightest Star

EXCLUSIVE: Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge is “more confident and focused than ever” as she prepares for her future role of Queen Consort

REVIEW: Geraldine Brooks’ sharp and soulful novel Horse was penned during a period of grief

The Princess Royal Down Under: All the best photos from Princess Anne’s whirlwind trip to Australia in 2022

ROYAL EXCLUSIVE: Why Australia loves Princess Anne, from behind the scenes on her whirlwind royal tour

“Chasing my dreams”: Miranda Tapsell on her lucky childhood, reaching for the stars and her husband’s surprise proposal