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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!
The Sleeping Prince
The 11-week-old fifth in line to the throne arrived at his baptism fast asleep in his mother’s arms, Juliet Rieden reports.
A Very Special Bond
The speed of the evolution of actress Meghan Markle into royal Duchess of Sussex is dazzling to watch, and in many ways it is thanks to the Queen – her joyful supporter. Juliet Rieden reports.
Shabby Chic
Upcycle jars and tins into decorative vessels with a touch of French country flair.
Waste Not, Want Not
Lynda Hallinan sets out to rid her pantry of single-use plastics.
'It's A Blessing To Be Here'
The rain fell and the wind blew but Prince Harry and his wife Meghan smiled through it all, securing their place in the hearts of New Zealanders as they tossed gumboots, hugged children, spoke te reo and strolled hand in hand through four busy days in our country. The Australian Women’s Weekly was there.
Deck The Halls
Lynda Hallinan relishes the red, white and green of a Kiwi Christmas and suggests ideas for gifts from the garden.
'Women Are A Thousand Shades Of Grey'
Her books fly off the shelves, but could her latest novel alienate some of her fans? Author Jodi Picoult tells Wendyl Nissen why she tackled the topic of abortion, how her rigorous research affected her own views and what she believes her role is as a writer.
Life Can Change On A Dime
Annabel Langbein loves Christmas and all its traditions. And this year she is celebrating more than the festive season – after some very challenging months for her family, she is celebrating life itself. She talks to Emma Clifton about the silver lining that came from her daughter’s horrific accident, and why she is simplifying her life.
The Return Of The TV Crusader
He’s the broadcaster who tackled issues with tenacity during his years at the helm of his 7pm slot on TV and whose show was controversially axed in 2015. But now John Campbell is back on screen, albeit on a different channel, as keen as ever to seek out truth and justice.
You Need A Little Magic In Life
She’s been acting since she was seven years old, but Diane Lane had a very different dream. The Hollywood star tells Juliet Rieden about her wild childhood, missing her mum and playing a baddie in the new season of House of Cards.
A Life In Focus
Peace activist, protestor, photographer – all three can be used to describe Gil Hanly, who has spent much of her life using her camera to document the events that have shaped New Zealand. Now in her 80s, she talks about her extraordinary life and adventures.
Still The One
Singer Shania Twain became a huge star in the 1990s, but then her voice suddenly went quiet. Now she’s back and performing in New Zealand for the very first time. Emma Clifton looks at the extraordinary circumstances that preceded her return.