Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
The truth about lying

The truth about lying

Don’t believe everything you hear. Don’t believe what you hear about how to spot a liar, either.
Brand logo of Now To Love NZ
Advertisement
Unhappy married couple.

The ex factor

If humans are meant to mate for life, why do so many of us get it so horribly wrong when it comes to choosing a partner?
Brand logo of Now To Love NZ
Divorce

Breaking up: How not to go broke

The courts are finding new ways to right injustices in relationship property splits. Donna Chisholm looks at how the legal landscape is changing.
Brand logo of Now To Love NZ
Advertisement
Sex and love can be an addiction as well as a part of life, this is how you can recognise and treat a love addiction?

Are you a love addict?

Sex and love can be an addiction as well as a part of life. This is how you can recognise and treat a love addiction.
Advertisement
Research shows we’re having more extra-marital affairs than ever before.

The changing state of affairs

Research shows we’re having more extra-marital affairs than ever before. Michael Sheather reports on the reasons for this – and why women are making the first move.
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
For the love of kai

For the love of kai

After overcoming personal crises together, Peter Gordon and Hinewehi Mohi focus their positivity on a new passion.
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
Social media and your children

Social media and your children

We parents just can’t help ourselves. Our toddler said something hilarious, so we tweet it. We’re so proud of our teenager for passing their piano exam with flying colours that we post details on Facebook. Our Instagram account has shot after shot of our kids looking adorable and getting up to all sorts of mischief. […]
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
Advertisement
Silent partner

Silent partner

Being given the cold shoulder usually means something is amiss in your relationship. But the challenge is to find out what’s gone wrong.
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
Advertisement
TV sinners

TV sinners

You might need to accept he’s so bored he’d rather be without you. It’s time to take action... put some effort into your relationship.
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
Advertisement
Married to an alcoholic

Married to an alcoholic

Dear Wendyl, I’m worried I’ve married into a family of alcoholics. At our wedding six months ago my husband’s mother threw up in the hedge during the speeches, his father took a swipe at one of the waiters, his sister crashed behind the bar and his brother got so drunk the night before he went […]
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
Advertisement
Dating an older man

Dating an older man

Having a big age gap in a relationship might be fine now, but what about further down the track?
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
Advertisement
Advertisement
Imperfect fit

Imperfect fit

Advice on what to do when a new partner doesn't quite fit your expectations...
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
Advertisement

The cheat is on

My lifelong friend of more than 20 years recently confided to me that she has been cheating on her husband for six months.
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
Fortune hunting

Fortune hunting

Seeking information from a tarot card reader is all well and good, but it should never be taken too seriously – especially if it is putting your friendship at risk.
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
Advertisement
Design dreams

Design dreams

I moved in with my partner six months ago and we are getting on well in most departments. I knew when I met him that he had very different taste to me, but now I’m having to live with it.
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
Natural beauty

Natural beauty

My marriage recently split up after my husband (their father) left me for a younger woman...
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
Time to get going

Time to get going

There are two dates on a woman’s calendar that should not be messed with – her birthday and Valentine’s Day. So when his mates turn up, what is a girl to do?
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
Advertisement
Tug of War

Tug of War

Dear Wendyl, My partner’s parents are divorced and have been for the past 20 years. They really hate each other so we’ve always seen them separately, which has worked out fine. The problem is we now have a young daughter, who they both adore and love to spend time with, but they are using her […]
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
Agony Aunt

Partner problems

Sometimes feeling the same enthusiasm for our children’s partners can be a bit of a struggle, but interfering is not the answer.
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
Advertisement
Helping elderly mother who is depressed

Helping elderly mother who is depressed

Dear Wendyl, I have a mother who is 98 and in care. Her sight and hearing are bad and every time I visit it’s really depressing to see that her quality of life has been reduced so much. Last time I saw her she told me that she wanted to die. She said she had […]
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
Worried about sister’s behaviour

Worried about sister’s behaviour

Dear Wendyl, My sister has a five-year-old daughter who I am worried about. I recently heard that she offered her daughter a small piece of venison for dinner and my niece refused to eat it. My sister sent her to bed without tea and for the next two to three days offered only that same […]
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
Advertisement
Family members that test your patience

Family members that test your patience

Dear Wendyl, A few years ago a member of our family went off the rails and descended into a sordid life of drink and drugs, with some thieving too, which resulted in time in prison. The good news is that he has found God and is now a different person. The downside to this is […]
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
Worrying about an elderly neighbour

Worrying about an elderly neighbour

Dear Wendyl, What should you do if you think there is a case of elder abuse going on? I suspect that the little old lady next door is being assaulted by her son...
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
Advertisement
Advertisement
Dealing with a criticising daughter

Dealing with a criticising daughter

Dear Wendyl, My 18-year-old daughter and I used to have a really good relationship. But lately, every time we go out she seems to enjoy criticising how I look.
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
When brother-in-law refuses to sort his life out

When brother-in-law refuses to sort his life out

**Dear Wendyl, **My brother-in-law recently split up from his wife and had nowhere to go, so we said he could come and stay with us for a while. Well, it’s been six months and he’s still living with us – rent-free, slobbing around in a depressed state and making no effort to find his own […]
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
Advertisement
Disagreeing with your child’s playtime habits

Disagreeing with your child’s playtime habits

Dear Wendyl, My granddaughter is four years old and an absolute delight to be with. When she spends time with me we get up to all sorts of mischief with adventures in the bush and quite a lot of playtime, which leaves her a bit dirty. Her mother has asked me to stop playing with […]
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
Advertisement
Lonely senior

Lonely senior

Dear Wendyl, I’m in my sixties and my husband died two years ago. I’ve found that since he has gone, I have no friends...
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
Miserable mum

Miserable mum

Dear Wendyl, Two years ago I met and fell in love with a man, and before we knew it we were pregnant.
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
Advertisement
Too tired for sex

Too tired for sex

Dear Wendyl, My boyfriend has spent the past six months training for a marathon and is looking fantastic. He has lost 20kg and is gorgeous...
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
Sod off – I’ve had enough!

Sod off – I’ve had enough!

Breaking up is always hard, regardless of whether you are the “dumper” or the “dumpee”.  Too often we stay in a relationship that no longer serves us well, and soon become trapped in a downward spiral of emotional misery. Staying true to yourself is a hard thing to do, and being upfront and honest from […]
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
Advertisement
Ending an affair

Ending an affair

Dear Wendyl, I’ve been having an affair with someone I shouldn’t be having an affair with and I really want to stop, but he won’t let me.
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
Facebook stalker?

Facebook stalker?

Dear Wendyl, Am I being a stalker if I became a Facebook friend of my ex by using another name?
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
Advertisement
Avoiding a big mistake

Avoiding a big mistake

Dear Wendyl, I’m a teenage girl and I live in a small town. Last year my friend had a party and after a few drinks I found myself in a corner with her...
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
Junk food dilemma

Junk food dilemma

Dear Wendyl, My next door neighbour eats a lot of junk food and so do her kids. I, on the other hand, take my children’s health really seriously...
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
Advertisement
Dealing with partner’s controlling ex

Dealing with partner’s controlling ex

Dear Wendyl, My partner’s ex insists that when we have his child to stay, I write down everything I feed him in a diary. I started doing it, then realised she might be being unrealistic. Surely his father (and I) can be trusted? What do you think? Jane, by email Dear Jane, Just don’t do […]
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
Coffee group prude?

Coffee group prude?

Dear Wendyl, When my coffee group has its regular get-togethers the conversation often turns to sex. Although I’m not a prude, I feel quite awkward...
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
Working out a marital problem

Working out a marital problem

Dear Wendyl, My husband of nearly 20 years came home the other night and told me he has gone off me sexually. He said it while we were watching TV.
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
Advertisement
Is it in his kiss?

Is it in his kiss?

How can you tell if he really loves you? Is it in his kiss? He says he loves me but he’s always late, never pays, prefers his mates, flirts openly, fires up regularly, ignores my family, tells porkies, criticises my dress sense, forgets my birthday, does nothing around the house and is the host with […]
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
Spiritual divide between friends

Spiritual divide between friends

Dear Wendyl, I have a dear friend who has always been eccentric, but it’s something I love about her. During the last four years, however, she has had three life crises which have involved yoga retreats, shaving her hair and living by some new book she found. I’ve always tried to be supportive but have […]
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
Engagement party disappointment

Engagement party disappointment

Dear Wendyl, My sister had her engagement party recently and everyone had a good time, or so I thought. My other sister told me my engaged sister was “disappointed”...
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
Advertisement
Husband flirting at the gym

Husband flirting at the gym

Dear Wendyl, My husband and I signed up at a local gym two months ago as we both decided it would be fun to get fit together and have a shared interest.
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
April Ieremia: ‘To matchmake or not to matchmake?’

April Ieremia: ‘To matchmake or not to matchmake?’

Matchmaking is an art form, a God-given gift that elevates the rare individual who possesses the skill to a level of genius. It’s a brave person that chooses to venture through the psyche of another, believing they have what it takes to make the other happy. I am not one such person – but when […]
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly
Advertisement
Cheating on partner with the same sex

Cheating on partner with the same sex

Dear Wendyl, I’m in my early thirties, very fun-loving and social, and married to the sweetest man you could find. But a while ago I spent a weekend away with some friends and something terrible happened. I slept with one of my girlfriends, which at the time seemed quite natural, as we were all a […]
Brand logo of The Australian Women's Weekly