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Diamonds Are Forever • The woman who knows Neil Diamond best, his wife and manager, Katie McNeil Diamond, sits down with The Weekly to share their story from a slow-burning love to finding meaning and joy even as Neil struggles with Parkinson’s disease.

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“Diana Was Never Going To Be Forgotten” • In a deeply personal interview at his family home, Earl Spencer shares with The Weekly his reasons for writing the controversial new memoir of his sister, while not backing down from his criticism of the now King.

When Diana Spencer Became Princess Di • In this exclusive extract from his new book, Swan Song, Princess Diana’s brother recalls the moment she met the then Prince Charles.

MAGDA’S TOUGHEST ROLE ‘Love got me through’ • When Magda Szubanski announced that she had been diagnosed with a rare and aggressive blood cancer, the heart of the nation skipped a beat. Now in remission, she is counting her blessings and sending thanks to the people whose love saw her through.

A Dark Road To The Deep North • When Bronwyn Winfield vanished in 1993, she left behind two daughters and a long list of questions. As police fire up the cold case investigation into her tragic disappearance, a broken family may finally get some answers.

A Lesson In Loyalty • Always hairy, often crazy and sometimes full of mystery, rescue dogs have the magical ability to actually rescue us.

Force Of Nature • Australia’s top cop is using compassion, learned as a frontline officer, and resilience, found as a working mother, to fight crime on a global scale. The Weekly sat down with AFP Commissioner Krissy Barrett to hear how this tough country girl wants to change the world.

Plastic not fantastic • Plastics and their associated chemicals are polluting our world, corrupting our foods and invading our bodies. Genevieve Gannon talks to the experts about how a few simple changes can cut our exposure and help our health.

“It’s been a journey of healing” • At 75, tennis champion and Aussie icon Evonne Goolagong Cawley is reflecting on her life and legacy – and sharing her truth in a deeply personal new book.

“While I’ve got a voice, I want to use it.” • After her dad Jim Rogers’ life-changing diagnosis of young-onset Alzheimer’s, Millie Robinson set out to capture his memories before they are forgotten. In doing so, she has recorded an incredible life journey.

My friend the robot • When Oscar Sofo was diagnosed with a rare bone disease, the time he spent in hospital meant he missed huge chunks of school, compromising both friendships and his hopes for the future. But with a lot of determination, and the help of an ingenious little robot, he has turned his life around.

The Curious Case Of Miss Marple • When Agatha Christie first created a spinster detective, her publishers weren’t interested. But Miss Marple mysteries would go on to sell millions worldwide. Now, almost 100 years later, Miss Marple is back, and ready for a whole new mystery.

The House Of The Stories • After seven decades as a writer, best-selling author Isabel Allende is teaching readers to surrender to the spirits and tell their own story.

My story ‘At 56, I’m Making swimming history’ • After turning 50, Joanne Norman decided to test herself by swimming the English Channel. Six years later, she’s the first Australian woman to complete the Oceans Seven marathon swimming challenge.

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