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2 days ago | womensweekly.com.au | Orlaith Costello

The Princess of Wales sent a teaser to the Prince and Princess of Wales’ Instagram account for something called ‘Mother Nature”. Speculation was rampant in the comments. Was she starting a new podcast like her sister-in-law, Meghan Markle or fellow royal Queen Mary? Was she releasing a documentary about her love of nature? Was it simply a celebration of May and her wedding anniversary with Prince William?

3 days ago | womensweekly.com.au | Orlaith Costello

Another astrological phenomenon is upon us! The Flower Full Moon is the official name given to the full moon in May. In Australia, it lands on 12 May 2025. When is the Flower Full Moon? As aforementioned, the Flower Full Moon is the name of the Full Moon in the month of May. Its actual date changes in line with the lunar cycle (which doesn’t follow our 365-day calendar year!). In 2025, it will happen on 12 May. Why is it called the Flower Full Moon?

6 days ago | womensweekly.com.au | Genevieve Gannon

Following a wipe-out at the recent election, with party leader Peter Dutton among the casualties, the Liberal Party is doing some soul searching and searching for a new leader. There are currently two candidates in the running for the top position, Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor and Deputy Party Leader Sussan Ley (pronounced Lee). If Sussan wins the top job, she will be the party’s first female leader in its 80-year history.

6 days ago | womensweekly.com.au | Genevieve Gannon

Content Warning: This article touches on the topics of mental health issues, suicide, and cyberbullying, which may be triggering for some readers. The Northern Territory cattle station where Kate and Tick Everett raised their daughters, Meg and Dolly, is hundreds of kilometres from Katherine and doesn’t get mobile phone coverage. Kate recalls one trip into town, years ago, during which Meg and Dolly were talking about “streaks” on Snapchat.

6 days ago | womensweekly.com.au | Bec Milligan

Allow us to put a new show on your radar: The Piano. The heartfelt six-part documentary showcases the transformative power of music, and is hosted by beloved Australian presenter Amanda Keller. Read on for all the details. What is The Piano? In The Piano, everyday Australians are invited to sit at and play pianos placed in public spaces – from shopping centres to train stations.