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“I Haven't Had The Life I Planned”
She’s colourful, outspoken and fearless – and living an international life that is as vibrant as she is. So what’s her secret? New Zealand food celebrity Peta Mathias talks to Emma Clifton about fearlessness, turning 70 and finding the life you are meant to live.
The Skin Saviours
The market for targeted serums to tackle specific skin concerns is exploding. Sarah Simpson decodes the most common categories
How To Have La Dolce Vita
Breathtaking journeys of cuisine, culture and sun-drenched countryside await in glorious Italy.
California Dreaming
Celebrity chef Curtis Stone tells Elaine Lipworth about finding love with Hollywood star Lindsay Price, the joys and pitfalls of family life in LA and why he wouldn’t turn away Donald Trump from one of his restaurants.
Selfe Portrait
The world’s oldest working fashion model, Daphne Selfe, celebrated her 90th birthday this year, but she shows no sign of slowing down. Caroline Leaper meets the grandmother, who is as stylish and in-demand as she was when she started her career in 1949.
The Making Of A Champion
She is part of the New Zealand women’s rugby sevens team that recently won the World Cup. She is also a determined young woman who found refuge – and her own talent – in sport during tough times. Ruby Tui talks to Judy Bailey about hardships, mind-body balance, and the unique culture that has led her team to the top.
Boys Will Be Boys Or Girls
In the 21st century, gender neutrality is now a new choice for parents opting to bring up their children as neither male nor female, writes Ingrid Pyne.
From The Heart
Being a mother is one of the most influential roles a woman can have, so to mark International Women’s Day this month, we asked four prominent Kiwi women to write open letters to their daughters. The results are profound and loving, and full of wisdom for us all.
Barbara Kendall: As Good As Gold
She was the golden girl-next-door, who brought home Olympic medals in every hue. Now Barbara Kendall’s daughters are making their own sporting mark. Suzanne McFadden talks to the one-time “rebel” about new challenges, the toll her glory days have taken, and the “best ever” advice she lives by.
Blue Water Adventure
Moreton Island is a natural playground that’s perfect for action and distraction, writes Bernard O’Shea.
The Courage And Charm Of Nicole Kidman
At 51, Nicole Kidman is riding high professionally and personally. In an Australian Women’s Weekly exclusive, Juliet Rieden talks to the acting icon about the turning points in her life and career and asks her closest friends what makes Nicole tick.
Archie's Day Of Joy!
Prince Harry and Meghan looked totally smitten with baby son Archie following his private and intimate christening
The Women Shaking Up America
A record number of women have been elected to the US Congress, with Muslims and a Native American among them. Nick Bryant investigates the female-led revolution.
10 Health Questions To Ask Your Mum
Some mothers and daughters talk about everything; others less so. But Professor Kerryn Phelps says health should be on every woman’s agenda.
Balance Of Power
The royal family has undergone its biggest change in modern history a new duchess, a new prince, and a monarch, at 92, stepping down from many of her duties. Now, the palaces shining star, the Duchess of Cambridge, sits at the very heart of its future. In this special report, William Langley looks at what lies ahead for Kate, the woman who will one day be queen.
Calling The Shots
For as long as she can remember, filmmaker Gaylene Preston has been forging her own path. The 71-year-old talks about the war for equality, finding her voice in the film industry, and her mothers parting words.
Seeds Of Hope
She has cooked for some of the worlds most famous names, but there have been tough times, too, for Kiwi chef Amber Rose. She talks to Emma Cliftonabout her new cookbook, her journey through one of the most painful stages of her life, and wanting to help women through their own recovery.
Love, Loss And Gandalf
Hes the finest living Shakespearean actor and has thrilled a new generation as enigmatic wizard Gandalf in The Lord of the Rings. As a film of his life lights up the silver screen, Juliet Rieden talks to Sir Ian McKellen about the pain of losing his mother, how coming out changed his life and the unexpected fun of planning his own funeral.
The Women Whisperer
Wherever she goes, Dr Libby Weaver draws in the crowds. Positively glowing with her own good health, she has become the rock star of the wellbeing industry – changing women’s lives by making sense of the science of wellness. In this exclusive interview, she gives Emma Clifton the lowdown on self-worth,physical wellbeing, beauty and finding joy.
The Clooney Effect
As the twins turn one and George and Amal Clooney’s careers reach ever more stratospheric levels of success, William Langley finds that the golden couple are redefining celebrity and establishing a new paradigm for modern marriage.
We Had To Put Our Lives On Hold
For popular cook Allyson Gofton, the past couple of years have brought one difficult challenge after another. In a courageously honest interview with Emma Clifton, she talks about her son’s frightening injury, the sadness of losing her good friend and mentor Tui Flower, and the challenges of being an older mum.
The Truth About & Mom Carrie
Sister of Carrie Fisher and son of Debbie Reynolds, 60-year-old Todd Fisher speaks of the impossible sadness of losing both “his girls” within a day of each other, and the decision his niece Billie had to make to turn off her mum’s life support.
All About My Dad
As we approach Father’s Day, Fiona Fraser remembers the adventurous, smiling giant of a man who was her adored dad – a man who died before his time, but left a lasting legacy of love.
How To Find Quiet In A Shouty World
Modern life is noisy, frenetic and mentally exhausting, which is why “quietude” is so very golden, says Nikki Gemmell.
The Undetectable Make-up Heroes
Meet the barely visible beauty products that work overtime to enhance your look – Sharon Hunt reveals why you should take your make-up routine undercover.
Kitchen Confidential
The master of easy-peasy cooking, Jo Seagar, shares a few tried and tested tips for simple, but impressively delicious, home-made meals.
Sleeping Beauty
Rest is crucial for good health and a glowing complexion – here’s how to bound out of bed refreshed and glowing.
'Your Child Has Cancer'
Each year, about 50 Kiwi children are diagnosed with leukaemia. For one Rotorua family that devastating diagnosis came not once, but twice. As the Child Cancer Foundation marks its 40th anniversary, Suzanne McFadden talks to the McMillan family about how cancer made them stronger.
Help At Hand
British actress Sadie Frost suffers from it, as do many Kiwi women. We look at the symptoms and possible causes of rheumatoid arthritis and how you can reduce your risk.
Making Life Easier
Lulu Wilcox, The Australian Women’s Weekly’s fashion stylist, shares some timesaving tips to make life a little easier – so you have more time to do the things you love!