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The slow lane: inside the 15 May Guardian Weekly

How cars rather than public transit came to dominate our cities. Plus: How to survive the information crisis

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It’s payback time: inside the 2 January Guardian Weekly

Europe’s big, expensive state pensions crisis. Plus: The British culture boom

The Guardian - UK

The tragedy of El Fasher: inside the 7 November Guardian Weekly

A Sudanese massacre foretold. Plus Margaret Atwood on our dystopian world

The Guardian - UK

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Olivia De Zilva: the 10 funniest things I have ever seen (on the internet)

The Australian author shares what makes her laugh online, including a lot of Wendy Williams, Who? Weekly and Ice Cube’s 2025 take on War of the Worlds

The Guardian - AU

Defenders of the Amazon: inside the 13 June Guardian Weekly

Following in the footsteps of Dom Phillips and Bruno Pereira. Plus: Bernie Sanders interviewed

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Trump’s low/Albanese’s high: inside the 9 May Guardian Weekly

Political gravity catches up with the US president. Plus: Australia turns away from the fringes

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No playing favourites with ABC journalists as Dutton vows to slash broadcaster’s ‘waste’

ABC almost certainly facing yet another efficiency review if Coalition is elected, insiders say. Plus: shop the Andrew Tate look in the Women’s Weekly

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Into the breach: inside the 14 March Guardian Weekly

Europe takes charge of its own security. Plus: Reform’s young wing

The Guardian - UK

Remembering the Sage of Los Angeles City Hall

Journalist Marc Haefele was one of the keenest analysts of Los Angeles politics. Capital & Main columnist Erin Aubry Kaplan knew him as a colleague who could write authoritatively on practically everything.

Capital & Main

Tabberer, Australian fashion icon, left indelible mark

Maggie Tabberer was aged 14 when spotted by a photographer for her modelling potential and she went on to become a household name in Australia.

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Germany’s two sides: inside the 13 September Guardian Weekly

How historical divisions could stop the rise of the AfD. Plus: What lies beneath a Greenland glacier

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Let’s go, Joe? Inside the 5 July Guardian Weekly

Biden’s burden. Plus: the lost years of Tory Britain

The Guardian - UK

Sudan’s exodus: inside the 29 March Guardian Weekly

The victims of Africa’s forgotten war. Plus: After the Moscow attack, a cynical blame game begins

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Pakistan’s generals’ elections: inside the 16 February Guardian Weekly

How the people pushed back against the military. Plus: Is Britain running low on royals?

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The AfD’s true colours: inside the 26 January Guardian Weekly

The German far-right party, exposed. Plus: meltdown in the Middle East

Newcastle Herald

Remembering the 'lucky unlucky one': bus crash victim's family speak out

Zach Bray had survived a shock cancer diagnosis when his life was cut short.

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Lasting peace: inside the 10 November Guardian Weekly

A two state solution for Israel-Palestine. Plus engineering beauty

The Conversation

'Equal Social Rights For SEXES': in the 1930s, the Australian Women's Weekly was a political forum

The Australian Women’s Weekly, the first Australian magazine dedicated solely to the interests of women, turned 90 this year. The magazine is known for its coverage centred around the home and child-rearing, but the early editions of the Weekly also created a space for Australian women to engage with politics…

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Have we reached peak China? Inside the 15 September Guardian Weekly

China’s economic crisis. Plus: ChatGPT and Proust

The Guardian - AU

From feminine to feminist: Women’s Weekly celebrates its 90-year reign over Australian women

Launching in an era when only 10% of journalists were women, the magazine has gone from centring on the perfect home, to sexual liberation and encouraging careers

The Guardian - UK

Showstopper: inside the 21 July Guardian Weekly

Hollywood on strike; extreme heat is here. Plus the Women’s World Cup kicks off

GamesRadar

Hideo Kojima was ready to cancel Metal Gear Solid 2 and resign after 9/11

300 revisions to MGS2 were made to keep it from resembling real-world events

The Guardian - AU

Remembering the Australian Women’s Weekly birthday cake book: ‘A phenomenal cultural icon’

A new exhibition tells the 90-year history of a famous Australian magazine through knitting patterns, pioneering journalism and, yes, cakes

ABC News

Bendigo Art Gallery exhibition celebrates life through the lens of the Australian Women's Weekly

In its heyday, 1 in 4 Australians read the Women's Weekly, with the publication supporting women in journalism, including war correspondent Dorothy Drain.

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New exhibition pays tribute to 90 years of The Australian Women’s Weekly

Whether it was the swimming pool cake filled with blue jelly or the train cake with the carriages filled with smarties, everyone has a favourite recipe The Australian Women’s Weekly marks 90 years at an upcoming exhibition at the Bendigo Art Gallery.

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