Woman’s Weekly New Zealand – July 29, 2019

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STORIES

12 THE WRAP UP

Brad and Margot let loose on

Leo; Norway’s unconventional

princess; a new king is crowned;

Simon’s vegan factor

14 CANDID KIM CATTRALL

The star’s unbearable sadness

at the death of her brother

WEEKLY PEOPLE

30 BODY LANGUAGE

How Jane brings art to life!

FOOD

34 NICI WICKES

38 FOOD EXTRA

40 KITCHEN CALENDAR

FASHION & BEAUTY

42 FASHION

46 BEAUTY

LIFESTYLE

50 GREEN GODDESS

52 HEALTH

54 FAMILY

56 CONSUMER

57 HEY JUDE

58 GARDEN

60 TRAVEL

62 TRAVEL BITES

TIMEOUT

64 PUZZLES

72 WEDDINGS

& TEACUPS

73 HOROSCOPES

75 WEEKLY CONVERSATION

76 COLIN HOGG

77 KERRE MCIVOR

78 ENTERTAINMENT

79 BOOKS

STAR WEEKLY

2 STAR NEWS

80 STAR WEEKLY

10 CELINE’S NEW DAY IS HERE

Why her life began again at 50

16 FROM THE ARCHIVES

The moon landing, 50 years on

18 KATRINA’S FIGHTING FIT

‘I’m not taking anything for granted’

22 JIM’S GRAND RETURN

Back at Downton and loving it

26 A BIRTH MUM’S MEMOIR

Pip’s 21-year search for her son

28 SAVING CHARLIE

Schoolboy Tyler’s day of bravery

KATE & MEGHAN: WHY

ALL IS NOT AS IT SEEMS

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lives of three women I’d never

heard about before.

Then we round it out with a

big 100 – that’s the number of

years since the late, great Sir

Edmund Hillary was born. We

take a look back at his family

album and the legendary man

behind the mountain.

I hope you like

the walk down

memory lane.

Enjoy your week!

As you can probably tell from

the occupation I’ve chosen,

I’m a lot more comfortable

dealing with words than

numbers, but this week has

somehow become chock-a-

block full of sums!

You’ll have just turned the

page from our special 80th

anniversary of The Wizard of

Oz (for which I have to make

an apology to my parents,

who will no doubt still be

able to remember every line

of the film thanks to many

years of me watching it over

and over again) and I must

say, I nearly popped a blood

vessel doing the maths on

what US$100 in 1939 would

equate to today!

I had to check it three times

to make sure Toto the dog

really did take home more

than NZ$3000 a week for his

role. That’s a lot of dog roll!

Elsewhere in this issue we

celebrate 50 years since that

“giant leap for mankind”.

I was thrilled when I pulled

out our issues from 1969 to

discover the Weekly had

interviewed none other than

Jan Armstrong, Pat Collins and

Joan Aldrin in their homes as

their husbands made history.

It’s a fascinating snapshot of

the time, with insights into the

FROM THE EDITOR

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