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The King up close • Royal photographer Chris Jackson’s new book takes readers into the palace.
Dr Karl and the science of love • It turns out that love is often as much of a mystery to this man of science as it is to the rest of us. But there are a few things he can help shine a light on …
What I’ve Learnt About … being a cat person
Our homecoming Queen • Their Majesties King Frederik X and Queen Mary of Denmark arrived for their first state tour just two years into their reign – underlining Australia’s importance to the Queen.
“We Love Coming Back To Australia” • Queen Mary’s fairytale journey has taken her not only from Tasmania to Copenhagen, but also from the everyday to a life of service and devotion.
Rebecca Gibney “I’ve overcome a lot of challenges” • In her most candid interview yet with The Weekly, Rebecca Gibney shares how a shock autism and ADHD diagnosis put her on a path to self-acceptance and inner peace.
Saturday night fever! • In a small rural town in NSW, classic monthly ballroom dances are building community – and sparking some romances along the way.
Jacinta Stapleton ‘My mum, my hero’ • After a lifetime spent caring for others – as a nurse, aged-care worker and mum of three – Jackie Williams was ready for a new chapter. But a cancer diagnosis derailed that, leading to a change in roles for her actress daughter, Jacinta Stapleton, as her carer.
From little things, big things grow • At a one-of-a-kind playgroup in the north of Adelaide, Aboriginal Elders and children share wisdom, language, laughter and a lot of love.
The Mel Robbins theory • On the eve of her Australian tour, personal development author and podcast celebrity Mel Robbins sits down with The Weekly for a generous slice of life with a gin and tonic.
A constant companion • As Australia’s “kitchen bible” turns 30 – and is re-released with all new recipes – we look at the role The Cook’s Companion has played in our cuisine.
A journey to heal our hearts • In this exclusive extract, Stephanie Browitt and her mum, Marie, talk about the devastating White Island volcano disaster – and share being reunited with the heroes who put their lives on the line for survivors.
A complicated legacy • As The Magic Faraway Tree makes its way into cinemas, we revisit the life and times of its author, Enid Blyton.
My story ‘War helped me see the world’s beauty’ • Caitlin Wright retraced her grandfather Tom’s steps as a prisoner of war on the notorious Burma-Thailand Railway – to learn how he could go on living with such optimism.
Unmasking Mr Cruel • In the late ’80s and early ’90s, Melbourne was menaced by a serial predator who was as cunning as he was vicious. Decades later, the identity of ‘Mr Cruel’ remains unsolved. While some believe the killer has died, others feel he could be hiding in plain sight. Will he ever be brought to justice?
Room service • When it came time to plan the ultimate holiday, our columnist knew she’d found the perfect location.
Good vibes • Your style, your way. OUR CURATED LIFESTYLE GUIDE FOR THE MONTH
Palm Royale • Escape to paradise with ’60s-inspired kaftans and dresses, printed scarves and two-piece sets that are the perfect choice for a mother and daughter weekend away.
Get the look! • Step back in time with pieces inspired by 1960s mid-century style, but with a modern edge that adds flair to your look.
Make it micro • Slow and steady is one way to run the skincare marathon. Welcome to the world of microdosing.
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