Exclusive: Blanche D’Alpuget tells the real story behind THAT robe photo shoot with Bob Hawke!
Six years after her husband Bob Hawke's death and a major health scare, Blanche is ready to live life again.
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King Charles III officially proclaimed Head of State in Australia following poignant ceremony
''With hearty and humble affection we promise him faith and faithfulness.''
“May she rest in eternal peace”: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese pays tribute to Her Majesty, The Queen following her death
''The deep respect and warm regard in which Australians always held Her Majesty will never fade.''
10 years on from her iconic misogyny speech, former Prime Minister Julia Gillard is releasing a book all about it
''I will not be lectured about sexism and misogyny by this man.''
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Meet Scott Morrison’s wife Jenny: Behind the couple’s incredible 30-year love story
By the side of Australia's most powerful man is an incredibly inspiring woman.
Julia Morris says what we’re all thinking about THAT logo: “I wonder why I even bother getting out of bed”
The government is continuing to cop backlash over the odd image.
Like Prince Charles, David Campbell has subtly taken a swipe at Scott Morrison for a very important reason
''If the plan is saying the word plan over and over, then this works.''
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Meet the Aussies heroes doing great work helping fight the coronavirus pandemic
They say a crisis brings out the best and the worst in humanity. The Australian Women's Weekly meets seven extraordinary Australians whose courage and kindness inspires us all in this time of isolation and uncertainty.
Bob Hawke, former Prime Minister and quintessential Australian, dies at 89
The reformist Prime Minister, union leader, larrikin Australian, silver bodgie and champion beer-sculler has died at the age of 89.
EXCLUSIVE: An intimate interview with Malcolm and Lucy Turnbull
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".
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Activists scale the iconic Sydney Opera House in protest of the Manus Island humanitarian crisis
"Evacuate Manus #BringThemHere".
We’ve cut off the food, water, security for hundreds. Their crime? Trying to escape persecution
Over 600 men are starving, scared and humilated but our government refuses to acknowledge the humanitarian crisis.
From Shetland ponies to Justin Trudeau: Queen Elizabeth’s Scottish adventure has been a delight
The beloved Monarch is showing no signs of slowing down as she has a seriously good summer.
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The US has responded to Malcolm Turnbull’s Trump impersonation
And we're pretty sure the PM is quitting to join Saturday Night Live.
World leaders react to horrific Manchester bombing
“This attack is especially vile .... This is an attack on innocence."
Budget 2017: Welfare recipients required to undergo random drug tests
“Frankly, the best form of welfare is a job.”
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Politicians’ children will no longer get free business class flights
Economy's not so bad when you have short legs anyway.
How people across Australia are making a difference with this tiny piece of jewellery
Let's make marriage equality a reality already.
Prime Minister slams Pauline Hanson’s anti-Islam video
This was "not a time to be pursuing political agendas", agreed the Treasurer.
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Peter Dutton is apparently pushing to legalise same-sex marriage
He must have left his knitting needles at home.
One Nation Senator struck down by vaccine-preventable disease
It's like rain on your wedding day. It's a free ride when you've already paid.
Barnaby Joyce dismissed gay marriage as a niche issue
“When I am talking to my gay mates, I generally find two blokes who are generally on very good incomes ... living a pretty cruisy lifestyle,” The Deputy Prime Minister said.
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10 times Australian politicians were indeed ‘out of touch’
You're out of touch, I'm out of time, but I'm out of my head when you're not around.
Pauline Hanson says women will deliberately get pregnant to get paid leave
Senator Hanson says 'They get themselves pregnant and [the government will] have the same problems they did with the baby bonus, with people just doing it for the money.'
Malcolm Turnbull admits donating almost $2 million to election campaign
"I've always been prepared to put my money where my mouth is.”
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Why Trump is putting the Queen in a difficult position
The Palace is not happy about the invitation.
President Donald Trump axes trade deal with Australia
In his first official act as President, Trump has pulled America out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership free trade deal.
Government’s lifetime ban for asylum seekers who come by boat
Australian government to introduce laws that ban anyone arriving by boat from ever settling in this country, regardless if they are found to be genuine refugees.
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Baby bonus, tax supplement scrapped for working families
These payments to be axed in bid to make $6 billion budget cuts.
PM calls for Royal Commission following alleged NT juvenile detention abuse
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has voiced his disgust about footage which shows youths in Darwin detention centre allegedly being tear-gassed and abused.
Former Prime Minister Paul Keating wants Prince Charles gone
“No great country has the monarch of another country as their head of state”
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OPINION: What Malcolm meant to me
Despite three election victories and eight years as Prime Minister, Malcolm Fraser was a polarising figure in Australia’s public life, shadowed - some might say defined - by his role in the constitutional crisis and dismissal of the Whitlam government in 1975. But he was also a compassionate and highly vocal advocate for human rights, writes The Weekly's Michael Sheather.
Gillard takes a tumble
She’s used to taking a slip in the polls, now Julia Gillard has fallen on her face after tripping on her heels on her way to a press conference in Delhi. On the last day of her tour of India, the Prime Minister lost a shoe as her heel dug into the soft grass. After […]