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Tiffany Dunk

Deputy Editor

Tiffany Dunk is the Deputy Editor of The Australian Women’s Weekly and host of The Australian Women’s Weekly Love Stories podcast. She also edits The Australian Women’s Weekly ICONS – a quarterly magazine dedicated to the Golden Age of Hollywood. With a career spanning over 25 years, her reporting includes celebrity profiles, lifestyle features (relationships, health, home and food are her passions) and community news. Currently striving for work-life balance, she juggles a home office shared with two cats in the Blue Mountains and long train journeys to The Weekly’s city hub; perfect for finding inspiration – and listening to her favourite podcasts! You can follow her on Instagram @tiffdunk

The theft of the Mona Lisa: How an icon was born
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The theft of the Mona Lisa: How an icon was born

At 7am one morning in Paris back in 1911, a man called Vincento Peruggia snuck into the Lourve disguised as a work man, took the Mona Lisa off the wall and absconded with the canvas underneath his cloak. It would remain missing for two years, sparking a worldwide hunt. So begins Marc Fennell’s new podcast, […]
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Rita Moreno on movies, Marlon and making it in Tinseltown
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Rita Moreno on movies, Marlon and making it in Tinseltown

Rita Moreno is Hollywood royalty — her movies, stage productions and music have seen her join the coveted list of EGOT winners. When West Side Story received a big-screen reboot in 2022, Tinseltown legend Rita Moreno sat down with The Weekly to reflect on her early years in Hollywood and the movie that would end […]
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Kate Box: “Maybe I’m a romantic”
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Kate Box: “Maybe I’m a romantic”

Kate Box was in Chicago recently when someone yelled, “Hey, sexy”. At first, she was taken aback. Then she realized she’d been recognized by a fan of award-winning Aussie crime comedy Deadloch, using her police detective character’s nickname. Ironically, she was in the American city for a Wentworth fan event – in which the terrifying […]
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EXCLUSIVE: Melanie Lynskey on love, survival and lessons from Kate Winslet

When looking for a word to describe the latest project from Melanie Lynskey, “harrowing” comes to mind. The prolific Kiwi actress is no stranger to creating impactful and thought-provoking characters. But in playing real-life author Heather Morris in the small-screen adaptation of The Tattooist of Auschwitz, she found herself smack bang in the centre of […]
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