Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

The Australian Women's Weekly, NZ Edition, delivers hard-hitting news, gorgeous features, advice, inspirational stories and the best triple-tested recipes. It’s the ultimate magazine with something for everyone, while providing inspiration for women of all ages.

Editor’s letter

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In brief

Around the world • India Young Hindu women celebrate Holi in Kolkata, marking the end of winter with a festival of bright colour.

Annabel’s Renaissance ‘Our new chapter feels right’ • The foodie favourite shares the realities of her dual life in New Zealand and France, candidly revealing she pushed too hard in building her global empire, and how stepping back to live in the moment has helped her reset and reignited her creativity.

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.

The 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.

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.

Love, loss & a bold vision Cecilia’s Drive To Succeed • The Swedish-born entrepreneur and now-committed Kiwi shares the romance that brought her to New Zealand and how tending to our healthcare has become her number-one priority.

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?

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 the country’s cuisine.

The Mel Robbins theory • On the eve of her tour Down Under, 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 complicated legacy • As The Magic Faraway Tree makes its way into cinemas, we revisit the life and times of its author, Enid Blyton.

Good vibes • Add some cool chic to your wardrobe with pieces inspired by the swinging ’60s. Groovy baby!

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.

Make it micro • Slow and steady is one way to run the skincare marathon. Welcome to the world of microdosing.

Beauty news

Mind games • Mental fuzziness in midlife might be common, but how do you know if it’s menopause or an early sign of dementia?

Food

Easter sweets • Easter means chocolate and hot cross buns! Make our simple sweet recipes, some using store bought hacks, to share with family and friends.

Maggie’s kitchen • This month, Maggie Beer shares simple seasonal recipes that are stunning enough to serve to guests, and fuss-free enough to enjoy as an appetising family meal.

Dinner for two • Creamy risoni tossed with good-quality canned tuna, tangy fetta, fresh dill and lemon makes a comforting midweek dinner that is ready in just 20...