New Zealand Woman’s Weekly 1835

Twenty years after the release of romance classic You’ve Got Mail, leading lady Meg Ryan proves she’s still got it at 56! Last week the stunning blonde made a splash in the Mediterranean as she enjoyed a relaxing summer getaway. Meg showed off her fabulous figure when she stopped for a quick dip in the waters of Portofino, sporting a tiny black bikini and a pair of oversized shorts. She then enjoyed a relaxing float using a pool noodle before heading back to land and switching outfits for a little shopping trip. The actress, whose career skyrocketed after her role in When Harry Met Sally, has only been taking on small film projects recently and, judging by her fit physique and holiday glow, it’s doing her wonders.…

Twenty years after the release of romance classic You’ve Got Mail, leading lady Meg Ryan proves she’s still got it at 56! Last week the stunning blonde made a splash in the Mediterranean as she enjoyed a relaxing summer getaway. Meg showed off her fabulous figure when she stopped for a quick dip in the waters of Portofino, sporting a tiny black bikini and a pair of oversized shorts. She then enjoyed a relaxing float using a pool noodle before heading back to land and switching outfits for a little shopping trip. The actress, whose career skyrocketed after her role in When Harry Met Sally, has only been taking on small film projects recently and, judging by her fit physique and holiday glow, it’s doing her wonders.…

It’s a sight I didn’t imagine we’d ever get to witness on the cover of the Weekly – two former Prime Ministers, their heads leaned in close, smiling, laughing and posing together as friends. Yes, their politics put Dame Jenny Shipley and Helen Clark on opposing sides of the Beehive, and the simple fact that they were female leaders meant the pair were pitted against each other in ways that male politicians never seem to be subjected to. But, as the pair confide to the Weekly, in reality, the two always held a mutual respect for one another and have enjoyed a much closer bond over the years than many Kiwis may have ever imagined. They’ve very generously opened up about their unique relationship this week, while they take a…

It’s the story that won’t go away - and that’s exactly why royal sources are now speaking out against Kensington Palace for their handling of what’s been dubbed the “Markle Debacle”. A damning story was published in the UK last week, in which past and present aides of the royals have slammed the response to the Duchess of Sussex’s outspoken family, in particular her father Thomas Markle’s repeated pleas for help and communication following the paparazzi scandal and royal wedding, calling it “inept” and “feeble”. Meghan has not spoken to her father since before her wedding. Now, as Thomas has given three shocking interviews to media – with still no contact from his daughter, Prince Harry or the palace – insiders say the situation can no longer be saved unless…

It’s a sight I didn’t imagine we’d ever get to witness on the cover of the Weekly – two former Prime Ministers, their heads leaned in close, smiling, laughing and posing together as friends. Yes, their politics put Dame Jenny Shipley and Helen Clark on opposing sides of the Beehive, and the simple fact that they were female leaders meant the pair were pitted against each other in ways that male politicians never seem to be subjected to. But, as the pair confide to the Weekly, in reality, the two always held a mutual respect for one another and have enjoyed a much closer bond over the years than many Kiwis may have ever imagined. They’ve very generously opened up about their unique relationship this week, while they take a walk down…

It’s the story that won’t go away - and that’s exactly why royal sources are now speaking out against Kensington Palace for their handling of what’s been dubbed the “Markle Debacle”. A damning story was published in the UK last week, in which past and present aides of the royals have slammed the response to the Duchess of Sussex’s outspoken family, in particular her father Thomas Markle’s repeated pleas for help and communication following the paparazzi scandal and royal wedding, calling it “inept” and “feeble”. Meghan has not spoken to her father since before her wedding. Now, as Thomas has given three shocking interviews to media – with still no contact from his daughter, Prince Harry or the palace – insiders say the situation can no longer be saved unless Meghan intervenes. “The…