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These pictures totally melted our hearts.

There's no place like home, but what happens when it's the most dangerous place you can be? Genevieve Gannon visits a refuge offering hope to the growing number of women being forced to flee for their lives.

Narell Whitehead shares her harrowing fight against women’s deadliest cancer — and how she almost put first symptoms down to ‘being a woman’.

On World Down Syndrome Day, one Perth mum reveals why we should change the way we view Down syndrome pregnancies and the joy her beautiful daughter brings each day.

This may or may not be our favourite Hollywood family of all time...

Editor of Mother & Baby magazine, Erin Mayo realises it's OK not to be Superwoman, all of the time.

Back in June 2018, the 65-year-old entertainer got real about how her health and fitness helps her stave off the stress in her post-cancer world.

Are you, or do you know, the next superwoman of STEM?

No paid endorsements here, just mums sharing advice with other mums.

The Project favourite has won a legion of fans for always keeping it real!

Rochelle Courtenay's initiative Share The Dignity has helped disadvantaged women across Australia and she's one of the leading faces behind banning the Tampon Tax.

When people hear the term some conjure up fantasies of being tied to a bed, handcuffed and whipped, while others think leather, gimp masks and a brutal dominatrix. But what is it really like to have a master and slave in the bedroom? In the name of investigative journalism, I asked a Master to explain […]

The actress is standing by her on-screen man Craig McLachlan who is fighting sexual assault allegations.

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

Australians have a history of pulling together in adversity, and in times of drought, we see that in spades. Jenny Brown meets some inspiring Australians who are digging deep to help our struggling farmers.

A recap on some of the greater moments of the year.

Food adventurer Maeve O’Meara reveals the life or death moment that shaped her destiny.

Women are estimated to make up to 85 per cent of the consumption decisions which affect a household's carbon footprint.

We know from experience that when women support women, incredible things happen.

It’s 2018 and about time we talked about the tax only half the population have to pay.

Emily Duggan and Madison Dunston are coming in fast.

These women are paving the way for other young women pursue careers in the industry.

The sexist levy costs Australian women every month.

The five Aussies showing the world that women can.

There's no royal baby on board (yet!)

People always ask me, 'Does the carpet match the drapes?'

Renowned artist Rene Kulitja is one of the busiest women in Australia, and her mission is to build bridges between vastly different worlds, writes Samantha Trenoweth.

Fifty years ago, 90 per cent of us voted “yes” to recognise Aboriginal people in our Constitution. Now, Samantha Trenoweth charts just how far we’ve come.

Happy NAIDOC week! To celebrate this incredible week, we are reliving some of The Weekly's greatest stories which recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history and culture. Here, Samantha Trenoweth meets two trailblazing women from Central Australia.

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The beautiful Brandon Maxwell dress was a dramatic change from her usual neutral tones.

“Finding something you’re passionate about—whether or not it’s a commercial earner early—is really important.”

And their apologies rest on the same crutch—they’re “proud fathers”.

It’s not just their incredible physical strength that is powering these women through the course.

Is the Duchess Serena’s favourite royal?

For every person that downplays pay discrepancies, there are at least three glaring examples like this that prove them wrong.

People were impressed she survived ‘til age 40. Twenty years later, she’s still dominating our screens.

Want to up your fitness? Your dream workout is written in the stars...

Resham Khan used to be too scared to leave the house and now she's marking the one year anniversary of her attack in the best way possible.

“We’re not placing any great expectations on this little baby except for happiness and love.”

And what a gorgeous little bundle she is!

I spent the formative years of my life having people come up to me saying, 'Wow, you're not as fat as I thought you were'. But I can't deny that in some ways it made me develop a self-consciousness.

See every single photo from the lavish ceremony.

Yalda Hakim was a baby when her family fled Kabul on horseback. Now one of our courageous journalists, it's her Aussie-ness that is the secret to her success, she tells Celina Edmonds.

Working out in the chill? Steph’s got you covered!

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.

While you may not know who Dr Virginia Apgar is, she has touched the lives of almost every baby born today.

The controversial blogger welcomed her fifth child just one week ago.

After time away from the spotlight, Lisa McCune is back brighter and braver than before. And, as she tells Sue Smethurst, she’s making no apologies for how she chooses to live her life.

And hints it's time to try for a baby brother or sister for Miller.

Can’t even.

And POP!

Would you dye your little girl’s hair this wild colour?

The TV Week Gold Logie nominee and mum-of-two admits her fertility struggle is "still raw" 17 years on.

The power of two! Melbourne mums share their tips for saving money and time in the kitchen.

Bravo.

"There's an enormous amount of pain and an enormous amount of joy on the other side of it.”

From war-torn Afghanistan to the Australian Army, Kbora Ali has taken a path no Afghan woman has been on before her. Despite the many challenges, Kbora is realising her dream, writes Beverley Hadgraft.

A survey of more than 10,000 Australian women found 40% have been professionally diagnosed with depression or anxiety – and this raises particular concern about the mental health of young women.

“Women's violent deaths would be news for a day ... then they would roll away into obscurity. One. One. One. One.”

The Adelaide-based head designer is our latest Women To Love profile.

As a trained nurse, Heather Hawkins knew the terrible things that her ovarian cancer could bring. What Heather didn't know was that her darkest hour would inspire her to become a marathon runner.

Both women play to their strengths, and their combined force will be instrumental force for change.

All eyes are on the world’s most popular mother of the bride and our new Queen of Hearts, Doria Ragland.

Meghan and Doria have given a voice to so many families without saying a single word.

With the formation of groups like “incels”, it’s time to treat misogyny as the dangerous and deadly ideology it is.

Days after a happy pregnancy announcement, Erin, 34, from Canberra received devastating news. Here, she shares her incredible story.

It was the biggest day of his life and Prince Harry's mother Princess Diana was with him every step of the way.

A tearful Doria Ragland couldn't be more proud of her darling-daughter-turned-princess-bride.

Feel empowered without even leaving the couch.

When it comes to falling in love, not all Prince and Princesses follow the royal rule book! We've rounded up the most scandalous royal romances of all time.

Shaynna talks sexism, success and working her a*se off.

And it’s not what you would expect.

“How can a journalist truly understand what it's like to be on welfare or living hand-to-mouth if mum was a doctor and dad was a lawyer?”

Shake it off.

Rainbow bright.

Doughnut look at this page if you're hungry.

You're going to want to watch this.

We'll take 10.

Mother's Day is just around the corner and these four fashionista mums had the ultimate makeover to celebrate.

Sending all our best wishes to Camilla, Luna and their family during this trying time.

When Sarah's daughter was diagnosed with cancer at two-years-old, amidst all the emotions she learned a few lessons along the way...

These rebel hearts don't give two hoots about royal protocol!

Warming up for the Royal Wedding next weekend, Bea?

No Gypsies, Tramps & Thieves could stop us from seeing her!

It may make mums wince and and wannabe mums reconsider, but Tully, billed as a comedy, is a refreshing departure from the usual parent flicks.

Let's take a super cute walk down memory lane...

Plus, her genius beauty hack.

Remember you are always more than the number on the scale.

''I looked like Dolly Parton on steroids!''

The sisters are confident they WILL see each other again.

Style blogger, presenter and mother-of-four Bec Judd lifts the lid on being a mum - and holds nothing back.

She tells TV WEEK how she manages to juggle it all.

We couldn't believe how fast this royal birth went down - but is it normal to jet out of hospital as swiftly as Kate? We investigate.

The royal's private hairstylist confirmed the Duchess's preferred products, and judging by her effortlessly bouncy locks after giving birth to her third baby, we want them all!

Your royal baby cheat sheet!

Sue-Ellen Lovett rides dressage at a top-level and is completely blind. She tells Melissa Field why sightlessness is no barrier to success.

No shame.

This Melbourne sister act proves that creativity runs in the family.

''Street harassment is a bigger issue in our country than we like to acknowledge.''