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Ready to dive in • When Nicole saw swim classes weren’t a safe space for all, she launched her own program.

Celeste Barber Family comes first • She made an international name for herself parodying celebrities and models in her Instagram feed. But as the Aussie funnywoman gets serious launching her own beauty brand, we check in with the people who live with her every day to find out what makes Celeste Barber tick.

The Bush Angels • In just four years, the Birds in the Bush volunteers have changed hundreds of lives in their hometown of Orange, NSW, lending a hand to survivors of domestic and family violence, and helping keep the doors of their local refuge open.

James Middleton I was lonely but never alone • James Middleton, the little brother of the Princess of Wales, was so depressed he came close to killing himself. Then his faithful cocker spaniel, Ella, stepped in – and even found him a wife.

“Do yourself a favour” • It exploded onto our TV screens 50 years ago and changed Australian music forever. We celebrate the phenomenon that was Countdown.

Never say Di • As the grande dame of Australian women’s fiction releases her 30th novel, Di Morrissey reflects on a life filled with adventures and unexpected twists and turns to rival her most intriguing plots.

Will woolly mammoths save the world? • An alliance of Texan geneticists, an Aussie biologist and celebrity investors claims it can bring back mammoths, dodos and Tasmanian Tigers within the decade. But will the world be better for it?

Like mother, like son • As she prepares to hit the road to celebrate the spirit of Christmas, Dami Im opens her doors to share the love that lies within her own family home.

What do all these women have in common? • And they are all sharing their stories of courage, resilience and love to support The Weekly’s Cost of Caring campaign. We’re asking the government to add much-needed superannuation to carer benefits.

A life of fire & beauty • In an intimate conversation with The Weekly, Lindy Lee shares the love, grief and passion that have transformed this timid daughter of Chinese immigrants into one of the most successful artists in Australia.

Our Dad, Our Hero • As a new documentary celebrates the actor’s legacy 20 years after his tragic passing, Christopher Reeve’s three children talk to The Weekly about the impact he had not only on their lives, but on millions across the globe.

In conversation with Katie Page • The Weekly’s Editor, Sophie Tedmanson, talks with the Harvey Norman CEO about her passion for supporting women in sport, mentoring, and one of her biggest loves – horses.

The Conspiracy Trap • Even the brightest of us have fallen down conspiracy theory rabbit holes. But what makes some more susceptible than others, and how can we recognise when we might be vulnerable?

The Good Doctor • Professor Richard Scolyer saved thousands of lives by revolutionising the treatment for skin cancer, but now the life he is trying to save is his own. Richard and his wife, Katie Nicoll, share their journey with The Weekly.

A mission of Love • Forty years ago, the Sisters of Charity opened Australia’s first HIV/AIDS ward at St Vincent’s Hospital. As Sister Clare Nolan tells The Weekly, today they have much to grieve for but also to celebrate.

‘I taught the world to sing’ • From a shy girl who loved music to the creator of the biggest live choir in the world, Astrid Jorgensen OAM has helped thousands find their voice through Pub Choir. And...