Are Media said the inaugural Australian Women's Weekly Health Summit sold out in less than 10 days, making it the fastest-selling consumer event in the company's history.

The Health Summit was conceived in response to The Weekly's 2023 Voice of Australian Women Survey, which highlighted an increased focus on mental and physical health among women, as well as a lack of preparedness and information about menopause.

The event, sponsored by Priceline Pharmacy in partnership with Jean Hailes and McKenzie's Foods, will take place at the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia in Sydney on Saturday, 31 August. The summit will focus on health topics of utmost importance to women, including menopause, wellness, mental health, physical health, financial health, and healthy eating.

"We are truly thrilled with the overwhelming response to our first The Australian Women's Weekly Health Summit," said Andrew Cook, Are Media Director of Sales. "As Australia's leading omnichannel content and commerce company for women, we are committed to championing the lives, lifestyles and health of women across all ages. This event underscores the strength of The Weekly brand, with ticket sales reflecting just how important these conversations are to women."

The Health Summit will feature panel discussions, cooking demonstrations, and participatory sessions featuring experts, special guests, and The Weekly team. Event host and Editor of The Australian Women's Weekly, Sophie Tedmanson, will be joined by MC Jessica Rowe and some of Australia's most trusted wellness experts.

"Priceline Pharmacy is thrilled to be the major sponsor of The Australian Women's Weekly Health Summit. Empowering women and shining a spotlight on some of the biggest issues in women's health is a key element of the Priceline Pharmacy brand DNA and The Australian Women's Weekly is the perfect platform for us to communicate these values," said Corrina Brazel, Wesfarmers Health Head of Marketing - Retail.

Dr Sarah White, CEO of Jean Hailes said: "It's so important for us to have these courageous conversations. By shining a spotlight on women's health, we can help to create a healthier future for all Australian women. We're looking forward to sharing our expertise and knowledge at the Health Summit," added

Micaela McGee, McKenzie's Foods Head of Marketing said: "We're excited to connect with The Weekly's readers to share health tips, recipes and resources to inspire women to have a healthy relationship with food. The Weekly has an authentic connection with our customers and this partnership feels very true to our brand," concluded

The Health Summit will be part of a fully integrated campaign, amplified across The Australian Women's Weekly brand through editorial and native features, advertising, video, social media, and publicity.