The Australian Women's Weekly

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Black tie DEBUT

Royals return to BAFTAs

When The Prince and Princess of Wales walked the BAFTAs red carpet it was their first major event with their new titles. William and Kate have missed the BAFTAs for the past two years but returned in sensational style, and full of smiles. Kate wore a remodelled one-shoulder Alexander McQueen gown that she first appeared in at the 2019 BAFTAs.

Women we love

Surfing star

Aussie surfer Molly “Pickles” Picklum, 20, has won her first World Surf League title in Hawaii, putting her at number one in the world rankings.

Lisa lashes trolls

The ABC’s Lisa Millar took a stand against trolls after she was abused for her clothing choice. She called on viewers to play a part in making our communities better, kinder places.

Historic moment

Malarndirri McCarthy made history when she delivered Australia’s National Statement to the UN Commission. The Senator was the first Indigenous Australian woman to do so.

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