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Sarah: the Murdoch to watchThrilled to be expecting her third child, Sarah Murdoch tells us about motherhood and what it’s like to have married into a high-profile business dynasty. Untainted by power or fame, Sarah has... Schapelle's descent into madnessAs convicted drug trafficker Schapelle Corby enters her sixth year in a Bali jail, her biographer, Kathryn Bonella, charts her slide into depression, despair and mental illness. Anna WintourThe devil unmaskedOn the eve of her 60th birthday, Anna Wintour, fashion’s imperious ice queen, seems to be coming in from the cold. Photography: Peter Brew-Bevan/Styling: Julie RussellBelinda Neal: I will fight for my marriageShe may have her own public image problems, but nothing prepared Belinda Neal for her husband John Della Bosca’s confession of infidelity. Photography: Julian Kingma/Styling: Marijike KingmaMatt the cravatWe all know him as the flamboyant judge on hit show MasterChef, but behind the foppish, internationally renowned food critic is Matt Preston the devoted family man, with a wife who is the... Photography: Julian Kingma/Styling: Kate GaskinMy love for RoveTheir love was forged in friendship and a shared loss, and for actress and author Tasma Walton husband Rove McManus has brought her a happiness she never knew. Photography: David Gubert/Styling: Julie RussellTracy's year of living dangerouslyAfter 29 years in journalism, A Current Affair’s Tracy Grimshaw is finally getting the recognition she deserves, thanks in part to a series of bruising public encounters this year. Photography: David Gubert/Styling: Julie RussellJulie joins The WeeklyMasterChef catapulted Julie Goodwin from a working mum to national celebrity. She tells Larry Writer about her new-found fame – and the family legacy that inspires her passion for good food. Photography: Peter Brew-BevanPrime time: Thérèse ReinThérèse Rein is a different kind of PM’s spouse, with her own successful business and identity, but her roles as mother and supportive wife are what she treasures most, writes Michael... The shape we're inThirty years ago, Susie Orbach identified fat as a feminist issue and went on to become the world’s most famous psychotherapist when she treated Diana, Princess of Wales. Today, as she tells Janice... Photograph by Getty ImagesCarla Bruni: first lady fataleOnce a nude model and free-spirited rebel, Carla Bruni-Sarkozy has put away the Playboy vamp to become an elegant, charming and popular French First Lady, writes Chrissy Iley. Photography: David Gubert/Styling: Julie RussellFoxy lady: Magda SzubanskiMagda Szubanski has done it – the much-loved actress has hit her goal weight of 85 kilos, losing an amazing 36 kilos in the process. Now, as she tells Wendy Squires, not only is she the happiest and... Photography by Tim BauerKindred spirits: Rachel Ward & Bryan BrownThey met and fell in love on the set of The Thorn Birds. Today, more than 25 years later, Rachel Ward and Bryan Brown tell Susan Chenery why they were made for each other and why he is happy... It girlsThey are the It girls, young women who create such a wow factor with their very presence, they’ve become household names. Photograph by Getty ImagesTwo great icons dieFarrah Fawcett, the actress famed for her role in Charlie's Angels, has died following a long battle with cancer.
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Say good riddance to fat: Manage the IN vs OUTMagazines feature new fad diets every week. Low fat, no carbs, South Beach Diet, cabbage soup diet, high fat, Atkins … are you confused? Fed up with all the hype and the fact you are still trying to lose weight? Read on. Robin Hood for divorced womenYou hear the same old story trumped out a lot, the woman who was happily married to a well off man in a wealthy suburb, has three young children then all of a sudden, he moves out. The no-diet weight loss strategy that actually worksThe no-diet weight loss strategy that actually works. Strength training for women; the secret to an amazing body at any ageStrength training does not make you 'big'. To get big muscles you need to train a lot, very hard and with very heavy weights and you also need testosterone. This is hard enough for men and extremely difficult for women... Overcoming the weight loss plateauHere’s something you won’t read about all that often: weight loss is not a linear process. In other words, you’re unlikely to lose a predictable 1 or 2 kilograms per week until you get down to where you want to be.
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