A complete guide to the best crime books ever published
All handpicked by The Weekly…
All the winners and nominees for the 2024 Stella Prize
From colonialism critiques to psychological thrillers.
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Book Review: How to Solve Your Own Murder by Kristen Perrin
Frances Adams always believed she’d be murdered. She was right.
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A definitive ranking of every Liane Moriarty book
As well as where it's best to shop the Australian author's novels...
Sam Bloom returns to Africa
Sam Bloom had always wanted to share her love of Africa with her three boys and last Christmas, 10 years after the accident that left her in a wheelchair, that dream finally came true.
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13 Australian books you must read in your lifetime
The Australian novels with The Weekly's seal of approval.
Experts explain why reading is good for your health
A book could be the only prescription you need for better mental and physical health…
A complete guide to the best romance books ever published
All handpicked by The Weekly…
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Book Review: The School Run by Ali Lowe
For parents hoping to send their sons to an elite Sydney private school, gaining admission can be murder.
Book Club: With Author of The School Run Ali Lowe
The author chats with The Weekly about competitive parenting, baking and the dark secrets hidden in Sydney’s beautiful beachfront suburbs.
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Book Review: The Busy Body by Kemper Donovan
A thoroughly modern murder mystery.
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Book Club: Unveiling murder mysteries with author Kemper Donovan
In conversation with The Busy Body author.
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Romance books to read this Valentine’s Day
Looking for romance books that give you that warm and fuzzy feeling? Here are our book recommendations for this Valentine's Day (or any day!).
How you can create a beautiful home library on any budget
Carve yourself out a book-lover's haven.
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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.
All the best celebrity memoirs from 2023 and beyond
From Prince Harry to Dolly Parton.
Everything you need to know about Barbra Streisand’s memoir
“Memories, light the corners of my mind…”
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EXCLUSIVE BOOK EXTRACT: Dolly Parton reminisces about how her signature style came to be
In her new illustrated memoir, the singer reveals her true self.
Di Morrissey spills the tea about her time at The Weekly
The best-selling author recounts in her own words some of her favourite memories and people from her time at The Australian Women's Weekly.
Boy Swallows Universe is headed to our screens: Here’s everything we know
Australia's fastest-selling debut novel is coming to Netflix.
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Everything you need to know about Britney Spears’ tell-all memoir
Plus news of new music from her.
EXCLUSIVE: Trinny Woodall on not being defined by age
"We should never lose visibility as women."
What to read next if you loved Lessons in Chemistry
The highly anticipated adaptation of the bestselling novel, Lessons in Chemistry, has arrived. But if you still can’t get enough of Elizabeth Zott, there are many of other books that will spark joy.
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Aussie surf star Owen Wright opens up about new beginnings
He came back from concussion and a brain haemorrhage to an Olympic win. Now Owen Wright surfs the dizzy highs of love.
EXCLUSIVE: The inspiration for Ann Patchett’s latest book is “a hard thing to talk about”
The best-selling author talks about love, children, and working with Meryl Streep.
The shocking literary scandals you’ll never believe
From identity theft to stolen manuscripts...
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REVIEW: Laura Shepperson delivers an edgy, accessible feminist reworking of the tricky story of Phaedra in The Heroines
''When only men get to tell the stories, can women's truth ever be heard?'' Here, women get to speak at last.
What to read in February: My Sweet Guillotine by Jayne Tuttle, Lessons by Ian McEwan, and more great reads
For every type of book worm.
Jess Rowe reveals an exciting new “not so crap” career venture
The self-confessed 'Crap Housewife' has curated a must-have for any busy family!
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EXCLUSIVE: Michelle Obama: The healing power of knitting
Facing stress, anxiety and helplessness during the pandemic the former First Lady turned to knitting. She tells The Weekly how it helped and shares other lessons from her insightful new book.
What to read these holidays, according to The Weekly: The Orphans, This Devastating Fever, and more great reads
Because who doesn't love a good holiday read?
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What to read in December, according to The Weekly: A Brief Affair, Esther’s Children, and more great reads
For every type of book worm.
REVIEW: Alex Miller’s intimate characterisation sings out in his latest “masterpiece” novel, A Brief Affair.
''I would hope readers might find room to read their own story here.''
What to read in November, according to The Weekly: Our Missing Hearts, Carrie Soto Is Back, and more great reads
These are the books that will see you through summer.
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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?''
What to read in October, according to The Weekly: The Sun Walks Down, Sister Stardust, and more great reads
Because who doesn't love a good book?
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.''
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What to read in September, according to The Weekly: The Brightest Star, Bone Memories, and more great reads
Because who doesn't love a good book?
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.''
What to read in August, according to The Weekly: The House of Fortune, Memphis, Rose, and more great reads
There's something for every type of book worm.
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What to read in July, according to The Weekly: Horse, The Ghost Tattoo, and more great reads
There's something for every kind of reader.
REVIEW: Geraldine Brooks’ sharp and soulful novel Horse was penned during a period of grief
''I had only completed about half the novel when he died.''
What to read in April, according to The Weekly: Lessons In Chemistry, The Paris Bookseller and more great reads
What to read when you can't decide for yourself.
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These incredible Australian memoirs showcase the diverse stories which make up the spirit of our sunburnt nation
These unique works of non-fiction will make you laugh, cry, and learn more about our collective story.
