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New Idea

Issue 40, 2026
Magazine

New Idea has been Australia's most loved weekly magazine for women for more than 110 years, reaching over 2 million readers each week. Every issue of New Idea is full of fascinating features, the latest celebrity news, practical and delicious recipes and interesting real-life stories, as well as up-to-the-minute fashion, health and beauty advice.

Now you can have this iconic Aussie magazine delivered straight to your mobile device in digital form – whenever you want it and wherever you are.

New Idea

Delta’s Dancing Revenge!

Jen’s Beau’s Book Snub!

Jacob Can’t Keep Up

The Von Trapps Reunite!

Why We Really Split!

Retires After Health Woes

Stars Rally Around Cindy & Kaia

Footy Fling!

Home Improvement Curse Strikes!

No Slowing Down At 80!

Career Lifeline

Pressure Is Mounting!

‘Get a job!’

At Odds Over Louise’s Engagement

‘My Boy Didn't Have To Die'

‘It Was a Dark Time’

Fightng in the street!

Replaced by dakota!

SHAYNNA AND DARREN ON TOUR!

‘Mum’s My World’

Cooking up romance

Wedding Bells For Beretts

‘He was the best man’

DROVERS RUN NO MORE!

Casting Begins

'My $10000 Freebiesb cret'

Matt’s Shock Marriage Drama

Red Carpet Row

'I'm Doing This For My Daughter

The Boy Who Grew Up On TV

Mexican fiesta

Has Given Me A Lot Of Joy

PIKELETS

Impressipe

Make the most of ASPARAGUS

KITCHEN HACKS

Recipe Of The Week

The Midlife SHIFT

NUTRITION SWAPS • A HEALTHIER LIFE DOESN’T MEAN ABSTAINING FROM THE FOOD YOU ENJOY. OPT FOR THESE ALTERNATIVES:

MENOPAUSE AND WEIGHT GAIN: IT’S NOT JUST MOTIVATION.

SAY NO WITHOUT GUILT

Spook-Tacular Crafts

DIY DECOR

Finishing Touch

BODY bliss

SUMMER SCENTS

Shop THE BLOCK

Stay SORTED

Seas the DAY

Don’t Miss This Week...

NEW READS WORTH BOOKMARKING!

A SEQUEL TO DANCE ABOUT • A follow-up to his bestselling memoir Mao’s Last Dancer, ballet dancer Li Cunxin reveals what happened next: how he cheated fate and why he chose to leave China and make Australia his home...

Star shots

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One last word

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