The Australian Women's Weekly
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As the trusted voice of Australian women for over eight decades, The Australian Women’s Weekly delivers the news and current affairs with a human touch, through a woman's lens. With a focus on quality journalism, The Weekly delivers a unique combination of information and entertainment spanning real-life stories, fashion, beauty, health, celebrity, craft, royals, and of course world famous triple-tested recipes. Source
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| Scope | National, Consumer, Women |
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| Language | English |
| Country | Australia |
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| Frequency | Monthly |
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Search ArticlesRobert Irwin and Georgie Tunny new hosts of rebooted series on 10
Robert Irwin may be out of a hosting gig for I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here Australia, but fear not, he’s joining the hosting panel of rebooted Australian Ninja Warrior on Ten. The Wildlife Warrior is in high demand as a host world right now. He’s the host of the new show in the US, Dancing with The Stars: The Next Pro, and is taking up the mantle of MC at the 2026 TV WEEK Logie Awards. Everyone wants Robert Irwin to be their host! Photo Photography by Peter Brew-Bevan for The Weekly.
‘It’s time to sing our own songs’: Vika and Linda Bull are back on tour and happier than ever
At a glance… Vika and Linda Bull are one of Australia’s most celebrated vocal duos, and they are back on tour in 2026. They’ve received major honours, including induction into the ARIA Hall of Fame in 2026. The Melbourne-born sisters of Tongan and Australian heritage first rose to fame with The Black Sorrows and went on to have their own career as a duo. In 2026, they released an album Where Do You Come From? Which explores identity, family, ageing and their Tongan heritage.
An “I love you” and a Farmer Wants A Wife first: The 2026 finale did not disappoint
If you missed episode 14, aka the finale, of the 2026 Farmer Wants A Wife season, don’t worry! Allow me to recap it for you, but beware, serious spoilers lie ahead… I have been covering this show for the better part of a decade. This popular reality show, responsible for 11 marriages and close to 30 children, is a mainstay on Aussie television. One of its alumni, Farmer David and Emily McMahon, joined us on The Australian Women’s Weekly Love Stories podcast. They spoke about their time on the show.
Your weekly horoscope from 20 to 2 July 2026
We’ve done the retrograde reframe, reset and rejig; now, as Mercury moves forward again, this week’s Sun joining Jupiter in Leo is everyone’s cue to relax and reboot… Here’s your weekly horoscope for 20 to 26 July 2026. Aries, Mar 21–Apr 21 The sun and genial Jupiter in a fellow fire sign, which also happens to be your fun zone, is a vibrant, confident and entertaining placement.
Money Matters: What’s your money personality type?
At a glance We humans, love to put ourselves in a category, be it personality type or horoscopes! Editor of Money Matters, Effie Zahos, has categorised people into five money personality types: Peacock, Squirrel, Sloth, Owl, and Ostrich. Each type approaches money in unique ways. Which one are you? It’s always fascinating to think about why we do what we do when it comes to money.
Money Matters: Five super changes working harder for women
At a glance Recent superannuation reforms are helping close the retirement gap for women. The removal of the $450 monthly earnings threshold means more women are now receiving employer super contributions. Keeping track of your super is becoming easier with super stapling. Our finance expert and editor of Money Matters, Effie Zahos, breaks it down. It’s important for women to take control of our finances, and five new superannuation changes are working in our favour.
Money Matters: Six common mistakes that could cost you thousands in super
At a glance Without meaning to, many of us are probably making these superannuation mistakes. From forgotten accounts to duplicate fees, seemingly minor oversights can reduce your retirement savings over time. Reviewing your investment option, insurance cover and binding death nomination can help ensure your super still reflects your needs. Think long term, not short term. Have more of your superannuation and retirement questions answered in Money Matters, available now.
Money Matters: Your biggest superannuation questions answered by Australia’s top experts
At a glance… Four Australian financial experts answer your most-asked superannuation questions. They cover everything from AI to superfunds to a personalised retirement budget plan. Have more of your superannuation and retirement questions answered in Money Matters, available now. As superannuation is always evolving, we asked four leading experts to weigh in on the hot topics that could shape your retirement savings.
Money Matters: How much do you really need to retire comfortably?
At a glance There’s no one-size-fits-all retirement figure: the amount you’ll need depends on your lifestyle, your home ownership and the retirement you hope to enjoy. Owning your home can make a big difference: homeowners typically need less superannuation than renters, as housing costs have a significant impact on retirement expenses. ASFA and Super Consumers Australia use different benchmarks. Our finance expert and editor of Money Matters, Effie Zahos, weighs in on the question.
Charlize Theron’s family: Inside the Oscar winner’s close bond with her daughters and mother
Despite being one of Hollywood’s biggest stars, Charlize Theron has always kept her family life largely out of the spotlight. The Oscar-winning actress, known for films including Monster, Mad Max: Fury Road, Apex, and most recently The Odyssey, has spoken openly about how becoming a mother transformed her priorities. While she rarely shares photos of her children, she has offered glimpses into the loving family she has built. Does Charlize Theron have any children?