Outback

Sitting around the dining table, our family put our thinking caps on to come up with an idea for a scarecrow to enter for the 2024 Wherrol Flat and Caparra Spring Fair. “Are we sticking with the sports theme, or are we doing something different this year?” I asked my hubby, Shannon, 41, and our […]

Families are still waiting for answers to what happened to their loved ones.

There's no place like Birdsville for the Brook Family.

''I’m showing others there’s no shame in being you.''

The single mum traded acting gigs for life on the farm.

“To this day we are all such great friends.”

Resilient men and women share their desperate fight to save their farms and hope to teach the next generation to never ever give up.

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.

I'd let my heart guide me to outback Australia, now I wasn't so sure.

When Rick became paralysed from the waist down, he thought his days in the saddle were over.

In the words of Ganggajang, “This is Australia”.

It will give you chills...

John Jarratt will reprise his role as Mick Taylor in the Stan original series.

Lights, camera, plane tickets!

Rebecca Burge, 52, from Mount Garnet, Qld, tells Take 5 how she left city life for a land of rats, snakes and spiders.

The Wolverine star Hugh Jackman plays tourist in his home country as he shares pictures of his trip to Uluru with fans on social media.

To mark the launch of The Australian Women’s Weekly’s brand new website we have decided to celebrate what we cherish most – our country. Take a look at Australia in all of her splendour.

Nobody thought they could do it. Nobody believed that a small group of determined farmers could beat the gas companies. Nobody that is except the farmers themselves.

For 20 years, Felicity has made plain hats into something a little bit fancy for her friends in outback Australia. This year, her part-time hobby is taking her from Broome to the catwalks of New York City.

As part of its 80th Birthday celebrations, Australia’s biggest-selling magazine, The Australian Women’s Weekly has launched a nationwide search to uncover the best stories in the land — and the first-stop on its story-hunting tour is Dubbo. If you are a woman based in the Dubbo region and you have a story you think is […]