When Kiwi Susie Barns joined the air force at 18, she never imagined she would become a Deputy Air Commander with the Royal Australian Air Force. Now 32 years later, she’s the first New Zealander – and the first woman – to hold the role. She shares her story of resilience, love and redefining leadership.

We chat to our fabulous foodie about how turning 60 forced a major life change. And why focusing on the things that bring pleasure has led her and husband Ted to their dream farmhouse in France – and reunited their family.

What's his idea of the dream home?

This showdown promises to be one of the highlights of the 2024 Paris Olympics, pitting the well-established and much-loved champion against the determined rising star. Dame Lisa Carrington, 34, has long been queen of the water. With multiple gold medals and world champion titles to her name, her dominance in canoe racing events is legendary. […]

Reflecting on her first year, the politician and mum of four unveils her vulnerability, confessing that she hasn’t perfected the balance between work and family

More than one-third of Kiwis don’t get enough sleep and the market has responded with a mind-boggling array of sleep aids. But do any of them actually work? The Weekly goes in search of slumber

After retiring from competition and the end of her marriage, the Olympic champion discusses her bold new chapter, her passion for fashion and how her children inspire her to make the world a better place

You’ll be all a flutter for these products designed to make your eyes stand out.

Discover the magic and magnificence of Iran on a women-only tour.

Tips on eco-friendly weeding, avoiding blisters, camping storage, barbecue care and more.

Treat a much deserving woman in your life to the ultimate skin pampering gift, courtesy of The Australian Women's Weekly NZ and Elizabeth Arden

Doug Gold has recorded the incredible love story of his parents-in-law, Bruce Murray and Josefine Lobnik, in a book entitled The Note Through The Wire.

After decades of being Hollywood’s best-kept secret, the Kiwi actress has finally hit the A-list – and her new role hits very close to home

''People in long, happy marriages tell a lot of fibs.''