Rural

An ode to the Australian outback.

''Our farmers are suffering, so I had to help.''

From buying local to donating your drink cans.

A little bit of help can go a long way.

To celebrate International Women’s Day on March 8, we honour nine extraordinary Aussie females.

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.

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.

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.

A baby boy died after contracting rare brain-eating parasite in rural Australia.