Michael Sheather

Raising boys has always been an important part of the Sunrise co-host's life.

To the delight of women everywhere, US scientists have announced that they've made a major breakthrough in the treatment of wrinkles.

In a rare and revealing interview, The Irwins tell Michael Sheather how the tragic loss of husband and father, Steve, still inspires their passion.

In her first sit-down interview since the passing of her beloved husband John in February, Kerri-Anne Kennerley reveals the incredible pain of those final days and how she's managing to move on.

The little girl who suffered burns to 85 per cent of her body when a car slammed into her daycare centre has grown into an incredible young woman.

Maggie tells Michael Sheather about her childhood heartache, the love of her life and how she built her dream life.

When William Tyrrell went missing, everyone believed he was lost in thick bush near his grandmother’s home in Kendall. Four months later, almost everyone was convinced William was snatched by an intruder. Michael Sheather visits a town living in fear and explains why this missing person’s case has unfolded like no other.

When Kath King enlisted as nurse in the Gallipoli war, she wasn't sure she'd make it home - let alone fall in love.

The star of Offspring, The Secret Life Of Us and the movie The Sapphires opens up about her struggle with anxiety and insecurity and how she keeps grounded.

The host of Sunday Night has opened up to The Australian Women’s Weekly about what she’s learnt about her body.

The two shared everything, until Daniel disappeared, devastating their tight-knit family.

"It would be a bit of a miracle if we can get a weekend together at this stage. It may need to be an immaculate conception…”

Turia Pitt reveals the private hopes and dreams which kept her sane as she battled her incredibly painful recovery in the new issue of The Australian Women’s Weekly.

Tracy Grimshaw spoke about her supposed 'shyness' and her shock about charges levelled against Ben McCormack.

That thought gave me hope that one day Michael and I would have a family.

Though they're more likely to gather for vino than around a bubbling cauldron, finds The Australian Women's Weekly...

The results even took Carrie Bickmore by surprise.

The beloved actress has opened up in The Australian Women’s Weekly about standing up for abuse victim Melissa George and not caring about what others think.

Meet Turia’s little inspiration... Seng.

She said: We were barbie dolls that could be played with in many ways by the male executives."

This is heartbreaking.

Terri Irwin tells The Weekly about coming to terms with grief and how she finally found her place in the world.

Early to bed, early to rise gives mum, well, a well-earned break from the kids and most importantly, better mental health.

Living with a partner who experiences depression can be one of the biggest hurdles a relationship might face.

When it comes to determination, there’s nothing that competes with Olympic swimming icon Dawn Fraser.

When Kerri-Anne’s husband John slipped and fell from a balcony in March, many believed he wouldn’t survive. Today, he is making a recovery bordering on miraculous.

“We want them to know where they come from and how they came to be part of our family.”

For some parents, discovering their child is homosexual is a crushing blow that destroys their relationship, but it can also open the way to self-awareness and even stronger family bonds.

If you needed reason to jump into bed tonight, here's a few...

It took years of heartbreak to get baby Austin, but giving birth to him nearly killed Liz Ellis.

Three years ago, Aminah Hart conceived a little girl through IVF with donor sperm. Then, she met her daughter’s sperm donor father and fell head over heels in love.

This is what happens when a married, heterosexual, father-of-three takes part in Sydney’s gay and lesbian Mardi Gras.

Life is too short not to drink the wine or eat the cheese.

When Jade and Ross Morley’s son Floyd-Henry was diagnosed with dwarfism they were devastated but now the couple tell how they've come to terms with the condition and added twins to their brood.

The Weekly puts the biggest weight loss industry players under the microscope to find out what's really in that frozen meal.

Students and teachers often develop a close relationship, but what happens when that relationship becomes sexual?

A recent study of heart attack patients has emphasised the key role of exercise and dietary change in the recovery process, writes Michael Sheather.

Frequent orgasms - at least 100 per year - may increase your life expectancy by three to eight years, says the latest research.

After chasing after the future for medical advancements, Australia's new technology tactic will see doctors go "old school" - prehistoric in fact.

Breastfeeding is a relatively accessible, low-cost, short-term strategy that yields long-lasting natural protection.

With summer just around the corner, here’s the good oil on a seven foods that might help you drop a few kilograms.

A recent poll by one of Australia's leading research firms has revealed that 92 per cent of Australians are in favour of legalising medical marijuana.

DNA tests conducted on the remains have found a link.

These consequences are wide-ranging and include everything from anxiety and depression to rule-breaking and aggression.

“Weight loss influences appetite control at the molecular level in the brain.. Obesity surgery however recovers this bias in the brain."

This week, Australia has been hotly discussing the cause and the root of domestic violence, whether it's gender or poverty, education or influence. The Weekly's Michael Sheather investigates.

“We’ve completed the circuit.”

Michael Sheather travelled to the town of Kendall where William went missing, to investigate why this case was like no other. He filed this report.

Scientists have discovered how the gene linked to obesity makes people fat, providing the possibility for an entirely new treatment regime that may be even more important than diet and exercise.

Looking to avoid the flu this season? Avoid the snooze button.

A recent discovery by Sydney’s Heart Research Institute has suggested that heart attacks could be prevented by simple commonly available drug.

Meet Sonia Neale. She's 45. The recipient of SANE Australia's inaugural 2014 Barbara Hocking Fellowship. And a sufferer of Borderline Personality Disorder. She shared her story with The Weekly Online.

Almost everyone has experienced that one soul-crushing breakup, but who really came out of it worse off?

One month ago the skeleton of a small girl was found in a suitcase by the side of a remote highway in South Australia, devastating a tiny community and leaving many more questions than answers.

The results are finally in – low fat diets help you lose more body fat than low carb diets writes Michael Sheather.

The horrified woman managed to get up, wake her still sleeping partner, who got up and immediately challenged the man.

Women who show early signs of memory loss or a decline in mental agility move toward dementia at a faster rate than men, a new study has found.

Scientists in the US have reportedly started human trials on a new vaccine against Ebola.

Seven years after Richard Pratt's death, his daughter Paula and her mother, Shari-Lea Hitchcock have settled their claim over the billionaire's will.

How often does one glass turn into two, or two into four until you wake up next day with a blurry hangover.

Bill's wife Margaret said her husband was gifted the doll by a local child to "keep him company".

As Caitlyn Jenner stars on the cover of Vanity Fair's July issue, Michael Sheather asks, is this a watershed moment in the acceptance of transgender sexuality?

According to recent studies, scientists now believe they can recover memories “lost” to amnesia by activating brain cells with light.

A recent study has revealed that being bullied as a teenager can have more serious affects than we realise.

Queensland scientists say that hearing voices and seeing things is a condition that affects an astonishing five per cent of people at some point during their lives.

Fats in foods often get a bad rep - but have we been wrong all along?

It's filled with explosions, guns, cars and half-naked supermodels. But was it feminist?

When death claims a child the grief can be raw and painful, like an exposed nerve. But as these mothers tell Michael Sheather, you can learn to be happy again.

Thinking of skipping lunch? Think again.

Scientists have revealed that your child's high-salt diet could have serious effects.

Eighties icon Daryl Hannah, made her splash in Hollywood decades ago but now she tells The Weekly about her lifelong struggle with autism, anxiety and fame.

A new study has revealed that children given antibiotics as babies could be susceptible to a range of adult diseases.

Man's Best Friend will be completely computerised within 10 years, an Australian scientist has claimed.

Scientists are one step closer in their fight against cancer as they discover a compound which can target cancer tumours.

Ever stood in front of the fridge and not known what you want to eat? Here's why.

As the Royal Commission today investigates sexual assault allegations at a Melbourne hospital, police have arrested two men in Sydney over incidents of child sexual abuse dating back to the 70's.

A 51-year-old woman has died of her injuries in Quaker's Hill, after a domestic violence attack.

A new study reveals teenagers who have sex early in life are at greater risk of substance abuse and antisocial behaviour.

In the wake of William Tyrell's parents desperate plea to their child's abductor, police revealed they may have a new lead. Read The Weekly's investigation into the case of the boy no one can find.

Bill Spedding, the man named a "person of interest" in the case of missing boy William Tyrrell has been arrested on unrelated charges.

Experts suggest a new drug, Keytruda, may be a breakthrough for skin cancer treatment.

While out grocery shopping this weekend grab the following foods which researchers say can protect us from chronic illness

For many people, a funeral can be an impersonal and costly way of farewelling a loved one. Now, one community is leading the push to make it more intimate and meaningful, writes Michael Sheather.

Prozac for your pet may sound bizarre, but there’s new thinking about the emotional needs 
of animals and 
how medication can help them. Michael Sheather investigates.

They may look good, but wearing high heels may be seriously affecting your heath.

Recent studies have revealed that 'fitspiration' actually encourages negative body image, instead of positive.

As Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott announces a new effort to fight ice epidemic sweeping the country. Read The Weekly's full investigation into the country towns destroyed by ice here.

Missing autistic boy, Luke Shambrook, has been found alive, reports say.