The Australian Women's Weekly NZ

08/09/2025

“For me, the biggest learning from the past five years is that you have to learn to be comfortable with being uncomfortable. It’s about letting go of what you can’t control. We can’t control the future of how the world is going to look, so instead I choose to focus on all the little things that make me happy or that I’m achieving in a day. I’ve found that celebrating the small wins can bring lots of joy.”

Beloved newsreader Wendy Petrie shares how losing her job called for a major mindset manoeuvre, but how new rituals combined with embracing the empty nest has been a game-changer. Read her story in our latest issue, out now.

07/09/2025

New issue, out now 💖

21/08/2025

Broadcaster Toni Street shares how the reality of menopause came sooner than expected.

Beloved broadcaster Toni Street and her mum Wendy open up about experiencing menopause in their 30s, sharing their struggles and lessons.

20/08/2025

Talented Tinā star Anapela Polataivao finds acting liberating and healing, although she admits some of her past roles may have raised eyebrows among her family. Read her interview with Judy Bailey in our latest issue, out now.

11/08/2025

After retiring from the Silver Ferns in 2014, netball powerhouse Irene van Dyk shares how she had to create a different dream for herself. And as she showcases in Three series Game On, Irene is still in great shape and shooting for new goals. Read her story in our latest issue, out now.

10/08/2025

New issue, out now 💜

18/07/2025

Behind-the-scenes of our shoot with Toni Street and her mum Wendy! Read their story in our latest issue, out now.

17/07/2025

‘It doesn’t matter what you do, just make sure you’re in the top five per cent.’ Sage advice from chef Josh Emett’s dad to his young son as he embarked on a culinary career that would find him at the helm of some of the world’s most exclusive restaurants. Read his interview with Judy Bailey and find out about his greatest passion in our latest issue, out now.

14/07/2025

“It seemed that women over 40 were having a whole raft of symptoms and changes, and no one really knew what it was. I ended up interviewing a lot of medical specialists, and there was a real buzz about this new knowledge and understanding around perimenopause. It was a real ah-ha moment for me.”

Having both experienced symptoms in their thirties, Toni Street and her mum Wendy share how their journeys – although decades apart – came with confusion and suffering. The beloved broadcaster reveals how she embraced the change, and has even launched a new business to empower herself and others. Read their story in our latest issue, out now.

20/06/2025

Fifty years ago, two talented teenagers – Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean – formed a partnership which revolutionised ice dancing. Now they’re preparing to hang up their skates – but not before a trip Down Under to share a final blaze of glory. Read their story in our latest issue, out now.

19/06/2025

Quince and rhubarb are nature’s winter gifts, and our glorious dessert recipes will leave you inspired to make the most of these forgotten fruits. Find the recipe for this comforting quince sponge pudding in our latest issue, out now.