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Month: February 2011

In the rolling hills of the Dandenong Ranges, eco guru Phillip Johnson built his house and sustainable garden from nothing.

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Every day Sam Bloom longs for the surf-loving woman she used to be before a tragic accident injured her spinal cord. But the unstoppable love of her husband and sons plus a remarkable friendship with an injured magpie made her want to live again.
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Cate Blanchett joins Prince William and members of the #earthshotprize Council to mark this year’s Earth Day with an open letter titled ‘Give the Earth a Shot’. The letter refers to the threat facing the Earth as “the most pressing challenge in human history”. In this critical year, with Biden’s Leaders’ Summit on Climate kicking off some of these important conversations today, it stands as a call to action for the world to respond to the climate crisis with the same urgency, collective spirit and kindness as has been demonstrated for the global COVID-19 emergency – before it is too late.

Special message from HM Queen Elizabeth II on her 95th birthday

When Carla Zampatti invited me and the @womensweeklymag team into her Sydney home for a deeply personal photo shoot with her daughters and five of her grandchildren, no one could have imagined it would be the iconic fashion queen’s last interview. Read it in the new May issue. On sale now.

New @womensweeklymag on sale now.

My favourite The Australian Women’s Weekly cover featuring Her Majesty and The Duke of Edinburgh is from Feb 1954 welcoming the first reigning monarch to Australian shores as the royal couple sailed under the Sydney Harbour Bridge into the Emerald City. #ValeHRHTheDukeofEdinburgh

And another fab private photo released by The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge... “Today we share, along with Members of The @RoyalFamily, photographs of The Duke of Edinburgh, remembering him as a father, grandfather and great-grandfather.”

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