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Ariarne Titmus, the Australian swimmer and reigning Olympic champion, is preparing for her second Olympic campaign in Paris. She is known for her world records and gold medals, but she also has a passion for cooking. Ariarne credits her late grandmother and her Nanna Sandra for passing on their cooking skills to her. She is excited to have a more traditional Olympic experience in Paris with spectators and the support of her friends and family. Ariarne's journey to success would not have been possible without the support of her family, who relocated from Tasmania to Brisbane to give her better opportunities. She is grateful for their unconditional love and trust. Ariarne has formed a strong partnership with her coach, Dean Boxall, and they have achieved great success together. She is also a trusted ambassador for several companies and has recently signed a deal with Qantas. Ariarne is looking forward to competing in Paris and hopes to bring home more gold medals for her country. She plans to take a break from swimming after the Olympics but has dreams of competing in future Olympics, including the 2028 Games in Los Angeles and the 2032 Games in her home country. Ariarne is proud to represent Australia and is grateful for the support she receives. She also shares a distant family connection with Queen Mary of Denmark, who will be cheering her on in the 400m freestyle final in Paris. [Extracted from the article]

"ZACH WAS MY BEST FRIEND" Real life SPECIAL TRIBUTE Zachary Bray had the world at his feet. "Alex was on the bus that night, sitting next to Zachy, and was thrown from the wreckage", says Adam. [Extracted from the article]

The article in Woman's Day (Australia Edition) features tennis legend Jelena Dokic sharing her story of surviving years of abuse from her father and coach. Despite her traumatic past, Jelena emphasizes the importance of kindness and compassion, and views vulnerability as a strength. The article highlights Jelena's resilience and transformation of pain into power, as well as her current role as a TV commentator and bestselling author. Jelena's story is portrayed as an inspiration for others, with a focus on empowerment and thriving beyond adversity. [Extracted from the article]

Mogo Zoo, located on the NSW South Coast, is preparing for the festive season and summer holidays. Head zookeeper Chad Staples and his dedicated team of zookeepers are showcased in this article, highlighting their selflessness and dedication to caring for the animals. Mogo Zoo is home to over 30 species of exotic and endangered animals, including lion cubs, red pandas, giraffes, and gorillas. Chad, who has been in the animal world for 25 years, shares his passion for wildlife and the challenges the zoo has faced, including the 2019-20 bushfires and the COVID-19 pandemic. He also mentions his upcoming wedding and the importance of spending time with the animals. Visitors are encouraged to visit Mogo Zoo and experience the magic of being with the animals. [Extracted from the article]

Beloved Australian TV star Fiona MacDonald has passed away at the age of 67 after battling Motor Neurone Disease (MND). Plans are underway to induct her into the Logie Hall of Fame, recognizing her outstanding contribution to the Australian TV industry. Fiona's family, including her sisters Kylie Thynne and Jacki MacDonald, as well as her sons Rafe and Harry, are grieving her loss. Fiona was known for her infectious laugh and genuine warmth, and she remained uncomplaining throughout her illness. She embarked on a Thelma-and-Louise-style road trip around Australia with her sister Kylie, raising over $200,000 for MND research. Fiona's final social media post expressed her hope to see her loved ones again on the other side. [Extracted from the article]

Vanessa Low, a Paralympic champion, is preparing to compete in the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games. Her husband, Scott Reardon, a gold medal-winning Paralympic sprinter, is now her full-time coach. Vanessa overcame a life-changing accident that resulted in the amputation of both her legs, while Scott lost his leg in a farm accident. Together, they have built a life of resilience and perseverance, and Vanessa hopes to inspire others, especially as a new mother, to show that having a baby does not mean giving up on one's dreams. [Extracted from the article]

This article highlights the stories of three Australian Olympic athletes who will be competing in the women's marathon at the Paris Olympics. Sinead Diver, a 47-year-old veteran athlete, will have her two sons cheering her on during the race. Gen Gregson, a 35-year-old track star, overcame a tragic fall in a previous Olympics and is now competing with her two-year-old son by her side. Jessica Stenson, a Commonwealth Games gold medalist, will be running in Paris just six months after giving birth to her second child. These inspiring women demonstrate the power of perseverance and the importance of family support in achieving their Olympic dreams. [Extracted from the article]

And when it comes to dad Karl's new family, wife of four years Jasmine, 39, and their gorgeous two-year-old toddler Harper, Willow says there are not enough words to describe the love she has for them. She bears one of the most famous names in Australia, but ask budding fashionista Willow Stefanovic if being the eldest daughter of dad Karl has given her plenty of free kicks, and she quickly sets the record straight. WILLOW STEFANOVIC: "DAD, SURVIVING DIVORCE & MOVING TO LONDON!". [Extracted from the article]

In Sydney's Sutherland Shire, best friends Bernice Keane and Wendi Murray (below, left) take part in the Walk & Talk program. On the cover It's a brisk autumn morning in the charming coastal town of Forster on the New South Wales mid-north coast, and a bunch of lively locals has gathered at the historic Bull Ring Ocean Baths. Clubs can choose any one or more of the 20 Silver Salties programs on offer, from First Aid and Club Volunteering to Beach Surf Sports and Catching Waves. [Extracted from the article]

Oscar Pistorius, the disgraced double amputee runner who shot and killed his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp, has been granted parole after 10 years in prison. He will be living with his uncle in a luxury multimillion-dollar mansion, which reportedly has its own "Oscar room." Pistorius's new life will resemble his privileged years before incarceration, with a staff and chauffeur provided. However, Steenkamp's family is shocked and skeptical of his release, with her mother expressing doubt that he has truly been rehabilitated. [Extracted from the article]

When it came to touring in the US, Angie, Cody, Tom, Alli and Brad were like the Partridge Family! While swimming has once again taken centrestage in the Simpson household, Angie has always made sure Cody's two younger siblings are given the same life opportunities. From global popstar to Olympic hopeful, it's little wonder Cody Simpson's mum Angie can't stop singing the praises of her blue-eyed boy. [Extracted from the article]

"ALLISON WOULD BE SO PROUD OF HER GIRLS" As the story broke, so did hearts across Australia for Allison's daughters, Hannah, Sarah and Ella - aged at the time just 10, eight and five - who woke on the morning of April 20, 2012, without their mother. Real life It's late afternoon in the town of Kalbar in Queensland's picturesque Scenic Rim region, and a cool autumn breeze gently blows across thousands of fresh sunflowers. [Extracted from the article]

Founder and creator of the Albatross movement is local Gold Coast physiotherapist and veteran surf coach Nick Marshall who has been involved in surf lifesaving since he was a nipper back in the 1980s. Never much of a surfer, after enrolling Marcus in the Albatross program, Warwick challenged himself to become more surf smart, and last year successfully completed his Bronze Medallion. With that, Marcus - who is one of the real success stories of the Albatross Nippers - is off again into the waves, but not before one last hug for The Weekly team. [Extracted from the article]

Elijah Winnington, an Olympic swimming hopeful from Queensland, recently pulled off an unforgettable marriage proposal to his long-time girlfriend, Eve Lutze. With the help of a local events company, Elijah meticulously planned the proposal, which included 600 candles and 900 dozen long-stemmed red roses. The couple, who are devout Christians, first met in 2018 and reconnected in 2021. While they are excited about their future wedding, Elijah's focus is currently on representing his country at the Paris Olympics. [Extracted from the article]

REEVA STEENKAMP TRAGEDY Barry Steenkamp never stopped grieving for his precious daughter Reeva, who, at 29, was brutally murdered in cold blood. June believes Barry is now at peace with Reeva. While Barry and June initially forgave Pistorius, it has since been reported they had a change of heart and publicly stated before Barry's death that they wanted Pistorius to remain behind bars for life. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the claim of Townsville Mayor Jenny Hill on the support of the community and the Aussie spirit which helps the city in Queensland to get through with the flood.

The article focuses on junior surf lifesavers (nippers) in Queensland in line with the 50th anniversary celebration of the nippers by Surf Life Saving Queensland. Topics covered include history of the life saving club which was launched to educate children about surf safety, growth in enrollments for nippers and impact of the surf lifesaving culture on young people.

The lovable youngster and his much-devoted mum, described by Simon as God's "most beautiful rose", were enjoying a dream joy fiight when the helicopter they were in collided with another Sea World chopper, killing Vanessa instantly. According to a close family friend, Nicholas, who was taken of life support two weeks ago, is already chatting with dad Simon from his hospital bed at Queensland's Children's Hospital, indicating he hasn't sustained any serious brain injuries from the accident on January 2. When that the 10-year-old news through Nicholas came Tadros was on the mend after fears he would not survive his shocking injuries from the Sea World helicopter crash that tragically took the life of his 36-year-old mum Vanessa, it was hailed a miracle. [Extracted from the article]

in this article, author Cassandra Thorburn talks her life without her husband Australian television presenter Karl Stefanovic. It mentions that she acknowledges support given by her family and friends in moving on in her life and rediscovering her resilience. She also talks about co-authoring the children's book "Leo Lion's BIG Bed!."

The article offers information on topics related to several victims of alleged serial killer in Newcastle, New South Wales including Gordana Kotevski, Leanne Goodall, and Amanda Robinson. Topics mentioned include the insights of Duncan McNab, former detective of the New South Wales, on the development of Strike Force Fenwick to investigate the disappearance of several women, the use of DNA matching in criminal investigation, and the government effort to manage criminal investigation.

The article presents details of an interview with the Natalie Joyce, the former second lady and wife of politician Barnaby Joyce of Australia. Joyce shares about the worst two years of her life, and the things that happened the moment she confronted the mistress of her husband. She also cites how the love and support of the greater rural community saved her and guide her for her daughters.

The article focuses on ironwoman champion and Australia's cricketer Dave Warner wife Candice Warner and explores how she surpassed all the mistakes and challenges she encountered. Topics include the impact of the cricket's cheating scandal on her tragic miscarriage, the public humiliation she suffered and the top priority of her husband to regain the public respect following the ball tampering scandal.

The article focuses on the personal and professional life of athlete Sally Pearson. It includes information on the Sally's attitude and views on her social anxiety problem and her performance in Commonwealth Games and Olympics. It also includes information on Sally's relationship with her mother Anne and her husband Kieran Pearson.

* Sir: Size or scale does not dictate animal welfare; it is the treatment of the individual animal that is important. Viva! seeks to further its objective by inciting fear [...]

It's shortly after 4am at Brisbane's Yeronga Park Memorial Pool, and a bunch of lively locals are ready for their early morning squad session. SUSIE O'NEILL TURNS 50: "I NEVER TAKE MYSELF TOO SERIOUSLY" Alix our daughter is very caring and nurturing, and our son Bill lives for his rugby - and they don't love swimming, which is fine by us!" Never one to shy away, Susie hasn't been afraid to talk about her earlier battles with PND [postnatal depression]. [Extracted from the article]

The talented defender can't wait to make his 2022 FIFA World Cup debut this week in Qatar, knowing his biggest fan, mum Simone, will be in the stands cheering him on. "I've told Kye, take it in your stride… do the very best you can" Simone is a proud soccer mum. He's the Socceroos' next big thing, and at just 24, Aussie superstar Kye Rowles has every reason to celebrate. [Extracted from the article]

OSCAR PISTORIUS BEGS REEVA'S PARENTS "FORGIVE ME" True crime It was an unspeakable crime that shocked the world when former South African track star Oscar Pistorius shot dead his 29-year-old girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp as she cowered behind a locked bathroom door. Dad Barry, 79, who has had serious health issues since Reeva's death, agreed to meet with the fallen sprint star for what is known in South African law as a "victimoff ender dialogue". [Extracted from the article]

Jackson Stefanovic wakes up every day grateful for many things, but when his dad, Today host Karl, gifted his eldest son with his first guitar, the talented teen knew he was destined for a life of music. With plans afoot for Karl to take the entire Stefanovic clan for an end-of-year ski holiday to Aspen, for Jackson, he can't wait to spend precious time together, just like they did when he was a little boy. "Dad got me a couple of guitars when I was younger, but it was the miniature acoustic when I turned 17 that changed my life", shares Jackson, who recently celebrated his 23rd birthday. [Extracted from the article]

NATHAN & KATE STAPLETON: "THIS INJURY DOESN'T DEFINE OUR FAMILY" For former NRL star Nathan Stapleton, Father's Day this year is all about being gifted a second chance at life and spending it with his two sons. BRINGING OUT THE BEST Among all the local town folk on the day of his accident were Nathan's two biggest reasons to pull through - beloved wife Kate, 31, who was six months pregnant with their second child, Angus, and the couple's now 23-month-old son Harry. [Extracted from the article]

GEORGIA GODWIN With the weight of a nation on her shoulders, champion gymnast Georgia Godwin will never forget the 2022 Commonwealth Games, where she managed to bag an impressive two gold and three silver medals. Real life THE LEVI SISTERS Green and gold runs through their Aussie veins, and when it comes to rugby sevens' superstar sisters Maddi and Teagan Levi, winning the gold medal against archrivals Fiji was a moment they couldn't wait to share with their two biggest fans back home in Queensland - mum Richelle and dad Jason. MADISON DE ROZARIO When wheelchair marathon star Madison de Rozario crossed the finish line to win the women's T53/54 race in a Commonwealth Games record of 1 hour and 56 minutes, beaming from ear to ear, it was impossible to tell that she had just completed one of the toughest events of her career. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on approach journalist Talitha Cummins with familiar process of piecing and 20-year battle with alcoholism and mental illness. It mentions Seven Network, in an unfair dismissal case after she was sacked while on maternity leave and she spending her free time riding horses. It also mentions she was suspected overdose and a frantic dash and took on rehab much like she takes on everything.

The article offers information on finalists of the Barnardos Mother of the Year for 2017 hosted by leading child protection charity Barnardos Australia. It mentions that Sharon Macrae selected as Queensland Barnardos Mother of the Year who serves as a police officer; and services offered by Val Bettens of South Australia to take care of several foster children. It also mentions that Carol Edmunds volunteered to raise her young sister-in-law as her own.

So, when former Australian cricket captain Allan Border, or AB as he's best known, went public last week and revealed he's been battling Parkinson's disease for the past seven years, he wanted to make one thing clear - he didn't want anyone to feel sorry for him. Speaking exclusively to Woman's Day, former Australian captain Ian Chappell, now 79, says the cricketing community will be backing him all the way. [Extracted from the article]

On a glorious winter's day on Queensland's Gold Coast, young Maxim Khiliuk has found his happy place. SURVIVAL Through fresh tears, Iryna can now reveal their extraordinary tale of survival would never have happened but for the remarkable courage of her Australianbased brother-in-law Jason Marrable, who is married to her older sister Nataliya. "I knew I couldn't get to Ukraine, so we hatched a plan that I'd meet Iryna and Maxim on the Polish border", he explains. [Extracted from the article]