Juliet Rieden

Their meeting was truly meant to be.

For every type of bookworm.

The future starts now, and the new slimmed down House of Windsor is already setting in train its manifesto, writes The Weekly's Royal Correspondent, Juliet Rieden.

''It felt natural to write about strong, resilient women.''

For every type of book worm.

There's something magical about sharing a good book with a friend.

The power of Burton's writing is in the lush three-dimensional world she creates.

''I was deeply touched for Her Majesty to have given me this role.''

''The Duke of Edinburgh was always a very good ear.''

Starting a family was always the plan for fiercely independent journalist Nas Campanella and husband Tom. Now their dream has come true.

After a remarkable career in the media, Ita has no plans to slow down.

''I will never forget being there to witness this magical monarchy milestone.''

In an explosive interview, royal biographer Tina Brown examines the inner lives of the royal family and talks about what may happen next.

As Britain’s longest-reigning monarch through good times and bad, Queen Elizabeth II has proved a role model for generations past, present and future.

What's better than a good book on a winter weekend?

Curl up with a good book as the weather turns cold.

She's always loved Australia and as she embarks on her latest tour, the irrepressible HRH opens up to The Weekly.

The former Governor-General reveals to The Weekly the special project she and Michael were working on together.

As new TV show A Very British Scandal is set to hit screens, take a look at the life of the infamous Duchess.

The Hollywood star talks passion, positivity and facing life’s challenges with an open heart.

At age 80, Wendy is still not done and shares personal stories from her life and new memoir.

Her insights on love, life and the importance of having fun!

Plus, how she became Lucille Ball for Being The Ricardos.

He tells all in his new memoir, 'Caught In The Act'.

Find out how you can be part of Aminata’s bid to save mothers and babies in Sierra Leone and how she used her trauma as a force for good.

And sparked a cult-like following

They chat about forging a special bond in TV hit Total Control.

After new details emerge from divisive royal biography.

“I think you learn to love in lots of different ways.”

Kate’s ability to become a royal has been quite remarkable.

The 61-year-old opens up after her exciting career change.

Australia's dynamic and dazzling icon, Maggie Tabberer, sits down with The Weekly and shares her wisdom and secrets for a fulfilled and happy life.

The Weekly spends a thrilling day behind the scenes with the Hamilton cast.

Just before Christmas, Carla Zampatti invited The Weekly into her Sydney home for a deeply personal photo shoot with her daughters and five of her grandchildren.

Ingrid Seward talks to Juliet Rieden about what really made the royal consort tick.

It's been a big month for the royal Firm.

Daisy and mum Lucy share childhood stories with Juliet Rieden and discuss the key to developing resilience in tomorrow's adults.

Our royal insider takes us through the latest happenings at the Palace.

In a revealing interview she talks about taking on the boys, her dairy-farm childhood and the shocking hospital blunder that killed her dad.

The talented actress stars in new film, Penguin Bloom.

The beloved cook talks to Juliet Rieden about losing daughter Saskia, how the legacy of the pioneering farmer will live on and the outpouring of kindness that has taken Maggie’s breath away.

Stepping into the beaded shoes of the 20th Century’s most controversial princess was a huge responsibility for The Crown’s new star Emma Corrin.

Incisive actor, Play School veteran, cabaret singer and now documentary TV host. Justine Clarke talks to Juliet Rieden about her child-star beginnings, finding her father, the seismic shift of approaching 50 and why family will always come first.

In a candid interview from her UK farmhouse, British star Julie Walters tells Juliet Rieden about starring in a magical new movie adaptation of The Secret Garden, how the story resonated with her own childhood, and the health scare during filming that made her reassess her life.

At 82, the activist and award-winning actor speaks to The Australian Women's Weekly's Juliet Rieden.

A change of season is the perfect time to start afresh with a brand-new book. We've got plenty to choose from, whatever your tastes!

The authors behind Finding Freedom tell Juliet Rieden how they uncovered the truth behind the headlines and why friends and aides were at such pains to set the record straight.

Need a distraction from the seemingly never-ending pandemic news? We've got all the escaping you'll need!

In a rare interview to celebrate her upcoming 70th birthday, HRH Princess Anne talks to Juliet Rieden about life as a farmer away from the royal beat, memories of Australia, riding with her grandchildren and why she chose not to give her children titles.

Add some of these to the pile beside your bed!

''I love The Australian humour, I like the rather laidback attitude.''

In her 95th year, despite being in lockdown, Queen Elizabeth II is as present and powerful as ever. Juliet Rieden uncovers the courage, humour and intense loyalty of this inspirational leader for our times.

As Australian stars Cate Blanchett and Rose Byrne go head to head in the brilliant drama Mrs America, we investigate the real women who inspired this sizzling feminist versus housewife battle for equal rights in the US.

See which reads you should add to your bookshelf this month.

Join The Australian Women's Weekly Book Club! Each month we publish our pick of the best books to dive into, and our Great Reads - the best of the best!

Join The Australian Women's Weekly Book Club! Each month we publish our pick of the best books to dive into, and our Great Reads - the best of the best!

Michael Rowland has the best job in the world, he’s head over heels in love, and, adds wife Nicki, is the daggiest of dads. But a freak accident at 19 cast a pall of insecurity over the breakfast TV host, he tells Juliet Rieden.

As Dolly Parton brings 9 to 5 The Musical to Australia, she talks to The Weekly about love, ambition and not having children.

After days of speculation, the couple has announced they are divorcing.

Would Diana support her son's move to quit his royal role?

In a candid interview, Mastermind host Jennifer Byrne talks to Juliet Rieden about the society scandal that rocked her childhood, her royal and rebel ancestors and the son who convinced her to wed.

Zara and Mike Tindall's daughters are already horseriding and now the royal family's most down-to-earth couple is bringing them Down Under for surf, barbies and a sizzling polo match!

Author, poet and TV entertainer Clive James is not a well man. But clinging onto life has inspired some of his most beautiful work ever. In an extraordinarily candid interview the beloved Aussie star talks to Juliet Rieden about love, regrets, Diana, Princess of Wales and his longing to return to Australia.

She was Princess Margaret's best friend, maid of honour at the Queen's coronation and an aristocratic socialite. Lady Anne Glenconner talks to Juliet Rieden about the ups and downs of her life.

Legendary star Julie Andrews opens up to The Weekly's Juliet Rieden about the husband she adored, motherhood, her Hollywood years and the heartbreak of losing her voice.

See the treasured mementos of Australia Prince Charles selected to show The Weekly's Juliet Rieden, when she was invited behind the gates of Clarence House for a private tour.

Our intimate exclusive with the Aussie icon and her closest friends

In a no-holds-barred interview Jessica Rowe and Peter Overton talk exclusively to The Weekly.

She's our 'Queen of Pop' who arrived in Australia aged 16 and pregnant and never left. Now the mischievous star chats with The Australian Women's Weekly ahead of her latest show Saturday Night Fever.

Kerri-Anne Kennerley takes us inside her tumultuous first marriage in this exclusive chat with The Weekly.

Glenn Close sat down with The Weekly to explain how her own mother helped her prepare for the role of a lifetime in The Wife.

Julia Banks is the Liberal MP who sensationally crossed the floor to stand as an independent. Now she explains why to The Weekly.

She's the maverick independent who won Malcolm Turnbull's seat of Wentworth, destabilising parliament. As her pivotal role is thrust into spotlight, the 60-year-old grandma speaks to The Weekly.

How The Queen Mother’s spirit lives on in her grandson’s garden and Prince Charles’ delight at seeing Prince George and Princess Charlotte enjoy his patch of paradise.

Back together after a short separation.

The Duke of Sussex unveiled a new plaque on behalf of The Queen's Commonwealth Canopy initiative.

The pregnant royal is taking a well-deserved rest.

Let the games begin!

The school erupted in shrieks and cheers as Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan walked in.

The Duke and Duchess couldn't have looked more at home.

The mum-to-be admits to having lots to choose from.

The royals are getting a true Melbourne experience.

'We couldn't think of a better place to announce the upcoming baby!'

It was a truly sweet moment for the Prince and his new wife.

The Royal Baby was gifted a piece of true-blue Aussie memorabilia.

The Duchess of Cornwall's son sits down with Juliet Rieden this month to chat about why he loves Australia.

The Hollywood icon talks exclusively to The Weekly’s Juliet Rieden.

In a candid, personal interview Julie Bishop shares with The Weekly her halcyon country childhood and the pain of losing her mother.

In a rare and candid exclusive, The Weekly’s Juliet Rieden goes on the road with Minister for Foreign Affairs Julie Bishop.

The speed of the evolution of actress Meghan Markle into royal Duchess of Sussex is dazzling to watch, and in many ways is thanks to the Queen – her joyful supporter.

The former Governor-General is very proud of her bush childhood and this month she took The Weekly to the wonderful town of Winton, birthplace of the people’s anthem Waltzing Matilda and of Qantas, and the place her parents met, writes Juliet Rieden.

Tina Arena has been performing since she was a six-year-old and has seen it all – Harvey Weinstein, loss, love and superstardom in Europe. She talks to Juliet Rieden about her most challenging role yet.

There's something here for everyone, says The Weekly's Books Editor Juliet Rieden.

The royal is genuinely moved as he heads to remote East Arnhem Land for ceremony and music. The Weekly’s Royal Correspondent Juliet Rieden reports.

The Prince of Wales was welcomed with tears, tea, bugles and First Nation ceremony during a packed day that started at church in Cairns. The Weekly’s Royal Correspondent Juliet Rieden reports.

He's a Prime Minister constantly under siege, but Malcolm Turnbull knows his family always has his back. Here, The Weekly talks to Malcolm and his wife, Lucy, about childhood trauma, falling in love and why being a grandparent is "a beautiful thing".

The Weekly’s Juliet Rieden sat down with the 37-year-old mum-to-be and soon discovered there’s much more to this politically trail-blazing New Zealand PM than her positive pregnancy test...

“It was weird, all of them - not just Weinstein; Bill O'Reilly [Fox News host], Roger Ailes [Fox News Chairman]. Weird. Euw! Men are weird!"

The Tassie-born royal looks back, and ahead, at the important charitable work that’s helped her win the hearts of the Danish people.

When a shy Princess Diana first hit Australian shores in 1983, it was husband Prince Charles who protected his wife every step of the way.