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Hosted by Deputy Editor Tiffany Dunk, the Love Stories podcast celebrates love in all its forms and features unforgettable voices from The Australian Women’s Weekly universe.
New episode every Monday!
The Australian Women’s Weekly’s first-ever podcast, Love Stories, has arrived!
For over 90 years, The Australian Women’s Weekly has been the trusted home for real stories from real people.
This new podcast swaps cliché romcom endings for real, messy, magnetic connections. And, it’s not just romantic love but also love of community, cause, family, friend, animal and everything in between.
It’s a hug in a podcast.
And if you have a love story that you would like to share, email us at [email protected]
New episode every Monday, wherever you get your podcasts.
Supported by VIXIN.
The latest episodes:
Jess Rowe and Pete Overton
Opposites attract, as they say! He is the calming presence who guides us through some of the most tumultuous events, and she is the cat-loving, snort-laughing, colourful and vibrant presence.
Our very first guests on The Australian Women’s Weekly Love Stories podcast are none other than Pete Overton and Jess Rowe, aka the owl and the pussycat.
Jess is also the cover star of the love issue, March 2026! Read our exclusive cover story with her and Pete here.
Samantha Harris
There’s nothing like the giddy rush of first love. But while not every first romance will last the distance, for Samantha Harris, her first love became her husband… and now the father of her newly arrived baby daughter, Bella.
In this intimate conversation, new mum Sam talks to her journey from shy small-town teen to international supermodel to the latest member of the new mum club, with the sleepless nights, self-doubt and reflection that come along with that ride.
Mick and Julie Goodwin
Before she was the first winner of MasterChef Australia, Julie Goodwin was a 19‑year‑old girl on Pennant Hills Road, in a car with a quiet boy who loved rock music. The Angels came on, “I Just Want to Be With You” started to play, and somewhere between the traffic lights and the chorus, Mick casually said, “This’d be my song for you.” For Julie, that was it. Her heart locked on. “This is my person.”
If you’ve ever loved someone through a hard season, hidden your own unravelling from the person you trust most, or wondered how couples actually stay together when life goes sideways, this episode has something to say to you.
Meet the Host: Tiffany Dunk
Love Stories is brought to life by The Australian Women’s Weekly Deputy Editor and The Australian Women’s Weekly ICONS Editor, Tiffany Dunk.
Having fallen in love with storytelling in all forms since she started her career 30 years ago, Tiffany is passionate about bringing real-life stories to readers of The Weekly. From high-profile celebrities to local heroes, Tiffany enjoys diving deep into the power of love and community with our guests, finding new insights and inspiration to share.
Currently striving for work-life balance, Tiffany juggles a home office shared with two cats in the NSW Blue Mountains and long train journeys to The Weekly’s city hub. But it’s perfect for finding inspiration, and listening to her favourite podcasts!
