The Australian Women's Weekly NZ

01/12/2025

"I speak my truth, live my joy, ugly cry when I need to, dance in the kitchen and laugh at stupid memes with my friends. I say no when I want to, yes when it feels right and I’m unapologetically discerning. I’m not perfect, but I’m learning to keep showing up as myself, flaws and all. And I’ve never felt better or more alive for it.

The festive season is extra-special for beloved cook Chelsea Winter as she prepares for a beachside celebration with her two young sons, and a New Year filled with exciting new ventures to nourish her soul. Read why she is grateful for her beautiful new beginning in our latest issue, out now.”

30/11/2025

New issue, out now 🎄

10/11/2025

Imagine waking up to breathtaking views and having dinner under the star-studded sky.

Read our top train holidays where you can experience the ultimate adventure on an Australian cross-country journey!

There’s no better way to experience Australia than on an epic cross-country train journey where you can experience the local culture

07/11/2025

“Here’s the wild part. At 61, I’m more successful than I’ve ever been. Not in spite of my age – because of it.”

Location Location Location NZ host Jayne Kiely has built three lives and three careers – all defined by hard work, heart and a refusal to give up. Read her story in our latest issue.

04/11/2025

“I was always a feminist, but menopause has made me even more furious.”

Pike River star Robyn Malcolm shares her rage at the patriarchy, grateful for HRT and proud of every line on her face – read the beloved Kiwi actor’s story in our latest issue, out now.

02/11/2025

New issue, out now 💜

23/10/2025

Wendy Petrie on reinvention and resilience: “I’m not the same person, I’m better!” Read her story: https://www.nowtolove.co.nz/celebrity/celeb-news/wenyd-petrie-new-beginnings/

17/10/2025

Beloved newsreader Wendy Petrie reveals how losing her job called for a major mindest manoeuvre: https://www.nowtolove.co.nz/celebrity/celeb-news/wenyd-petrie-new-beginnings/

14/10/2025

In her new memoir Yesterday When I Was Young, Suzanne Lynch lifts the lid on the ’60s rock scene – and her relationship with Cat Stevens: https://www.nowtolove.co.nz/celebrity/suzanne-lynch-memoir-reflection/

09/10/2025

“I knew something was up. I knew that ‘wait and see’ was not in his best interests. I knew he would benefit from additional help, so I acted with urgency and that changed the trajectory of his life.”

Frustrated by a system that told her to lower her expectations for her neurodiverse son, Dr Karina McHardy explains that by acting quickly, it’s amazing what Max – and kids like him – can achieve. Read her interview with Judy Bailey in our latest issue, out now.