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DYING to be PRETTY
Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

DYING to be PRETTY

The global beauty industry is worth more than $500 billion and the rise of social media is fuelling a further boom. But as Genevieve Gannon discovers, buying creams, powders and pills online is fraught with danger. They could be fake, or even fatal.

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10 mins  |
February 2021
Audrey Hepburn BEYOND THE ICON
Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

Audrey Hepburn BEYOND THE ICON

Audrey’s younger son, Luca Dotti, shares with Imogen A. Rose never-before-seen images and touching memories of life with his legendary mother.

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8 mins  |
February 2021
A room of one's own
Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

A room of one's own

As tweens become teens many parents find refuge in unlikely places, knowing they’ll never be found.

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February 2021
Which road to the future will we choose?
Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

Which road to the future will we choose?

This COVID restart finds us at a fork in the road with permission to reset the future. Samantha Trenoweth asks some of the smartest people on the planet what they see ahead.

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January 2021
Royal Insider
Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

Royal Insider

Behind Palace gates with Juliet Rieden

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January 2021
The Governess
Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

The Governess

In 1933 progressive young teacher Marion Crawford becomes governess to Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret and for 17 years has a ringside seat to the drama of royal life. In her historical novel, author Wendy Holden weaves the story of “Crawfie”.

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January 2021
MIRANDA TAPSELL: Chasing my dreams
Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

MIRANDA TAPSELL: Chasing my dreams

She’s feisty, resolute and isn’t afraid to challenge stereotypes. Miranda Tapsell talks to Juliet Rieden about her lucky childhood, reaching for the stars and her husband’s surprise proposal.

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January 2021
Naomi Watts: Lessons in life & love
Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

Naomi Watts: Lessons in life & love

When Naomi Watts met Sam Bloom, the courageous Aussie she portrays in her latest film, they bonded for life. In a moving interview, Naomi tells Juliet Rieden about the power of family love, bringing her children back to Australia and embracing her 50s.

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January 2021
SAM NEILL: “Home at last”
Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

SAM NEILL: “Home at last”

Sam Neill’s antics on social media brought joy to millions through the bleak days of lockdown while he, like many, was stranded far from home. Now back in New Zealand, he chats exclusively to Susan Chenery, and we visit his wild, windswept Otago farm.

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January 2021
Secrets of a super-ager
Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

Secrets of a super-ager

We’ve all heard the saying “age is just a number” – and it’s true. Jo Hartley meets the “super-agers” to uncover how to stay fit, sharp and strong into our 80s and beyond.

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6 mins  |
January 2021
ALL THAT GLITTERS
Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

ALL THAT GLITTERS

A jeweller’s treasure trove or a robber’s plunder? Genevieve Gannon delves into the enduring mystery of the Cheapside Hoard, a stash of hundreds of ancient jewels found buried beneath a shop in London.

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8 mins  |
January 2021
JACINDA ARDERN: ‘My biggest test yet'
Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

JACINDA ARDERN: ‘My biggest test yet'

After a year of tough decisions, the Prime Minister tells Emma Clifton her hopes for 2021 – and her plans to navigate us back to a different normality.

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9 mins  |
January 2021
A road less travelled
Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

A road less travelled

Summer brings back memories of long drives and a simpler life. But did kids really have it better then?

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3 mins  |
January 2021
What Christmas means to me...family
Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

What Christmas means to me...family

A mum to two young boys, Melissa goes all out to emulate those big family gatherings that she remembers from a joyous time in her life.

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Christmas 2020
When love defeats terror
Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

When love defeats terror

The terror attacks in Christchurch last year shocked the world, but the courage of those left behind inspired us too. Genevieve Gannon meets one mother who brought a terrorist to tears with an act of forgiveness.

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Christmas 2020
What Christmas means to me... wonder
Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

What Christmas means to me... wonder

An ’80s celebration in Palmerston North was a real cracker for Jesse.

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Christmas 2020
What Christmas means to me...chaos
Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

What Christmas means to me...chaos

When it comes to presents, Green goddess Marama repurposes it with love from the op shop.

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Christmas 2020
What Christmas means to me...hope
Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

What Christmas means to me...hope

Host-with-the-most Matty’s rellies are in for a treat as he puts on the festive feast this year.

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Christmas 2020
What Christmas .means to me.. magic
Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

What Christmas .means to me.. magic

Miriama loves nothing more than celebrating with whanāu, but she’s had some unforgettable foreign festivities too.

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Christmas 2020
Reddy for her next chapter
Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

Reddy for her next chapter

Her Excellency opens up about her reign as Governor-General and fighting for female leadership in a male-dominated world

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10 mins  |
Christmas 2020
Royal Insider
Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

Royal Insider

Behind Palace gates with Juliet Rieden

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5 mins  |
Christmas 2020
Rough seas
Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

Rough seas

This Christmas, Michael and Ann Smith are grateful to be alive. They tell Samantha Trenoweth about a spontaneous birthday cruise that steered them perilously close to death by COVID-19.

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Christmas 2020
Charlize's GIFT
Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

Charlize's GIFT

During her darkest days, Julie Gravina thought she’d never stop crying. Now, her daughter is preparing for her first Christmas concert and helping find a cure for the condition that nearly took her life. Genevieve Gannon reports.

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Christmas 2020
Annabel's new chapter: ‘My Christmas miracle'
Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

Annabel's new chapter: ‘My Christmas miracle'

The much-loved Kiwi cook tells Emma Clifton about the tough life lessons she’s learnt this year and why she’s hanging out for the festive season.

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December 2020
Traditional with a twist festive cakes
Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

Traditional with a twist festive cakes

Fruit and spice cakes, traditional and modern, hold a special place in the baking rituals of Christmas, and these recipes are our Test Kitchen favourites.

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December 2020
Entrepreneur ANNA - Kiwi toy tycoon
Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

Entrepreneur ANNA - Kiwi toy tycoon

Creating and running an empire is no child’s play, but gorgeous Anna Mowbray was raised to be a game-changer

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9 mins  |
December 2020
Happy ghosts of Christmas past
Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

Happy ghosts of Christmas past

As 2020 sees many of our festive plans reimagined, Pat looks back at her Christmas columns over the decades, recalling simpler times.

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6 mins  |
December 2020
Alice's wonderful world of vegetables
Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

Alice's wonderful world of vegetables

For health-conscious foodies, In Praise of Veg is the definitive kitchen companion to vegetables. Food literacy advocate and TV personality Alice Zaslavsky shares her warmth, humour and delicious recipes with The Weekly.

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8 mins  |
December 2020
All creatures GREAT & small
Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

All creatures GREAT & small

When a pig called Edgar trotted into Pam Ahern’s world, life as she knew it changed forever. Tiffany Dunk reports.

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8 mins  |
December 2020
Christmas with the Cocquerels
Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

Christmas with the Cocquerels

The Weekly’s Style Director Mattie Cronan spends a leisurely day in the country with three generations of women from the one talented family.

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December 2020