Ryan O'Neill explains why he wrote 99 different versions of Henry Lawson's short story The Drover's Wife. Also, poets Charmaine Papertalk Green and John Kinsella explore colonisation, mining and family history in their new book, and we take a tour of an exhibition of gothic literature in Melbourne.

Ryan O'Neill explains why he wrote 99 different versions of Henry Lawson's short story The Drover's Wife. Also, poets Charmaine Papertalk Green and John Kinsella explore colonisation, mining and family history in their new book, and we take a tour of an exhibition of gothic literature in Melbourne.

The National Theatre production of Shakespeare's Macbeth starring Rory Kinnear now in Australian cinemas, Opera Australia present their first production with completely digital sets in Aida, Claire Nichols brings us the latest arts news, and Joh Bjelke-Petersen's Queensland serves as the setting for Marcel Dorney's award-winning punk rock play Prehistoric.

The National Theatre production of Shakespeare's Macbeth starring Rory Kinnear now in Australian cinemas, Opera Australia present their first production with completely digital sets in Aida, Claire Nichols brings us the latest arts news, and Joh Bjelke-Petersen's Queensland serves as the setting for Marcel Dorney's award-winning punk rock play Prehistoric.

You Can't Ask That producer/directors Kirk Docker and Aaron Smith, Madeleine Sami and Jackie van Beek's anti-romcom/buddy film The Breaker Upperers, does Sacha Baron Cohen's Who is America hit the mark, and who has the right to tell the story of the Thai cave rescue?

You Can't Ask That producer/directors Kirk Docker and Aaron Smith, Madeleine Sami and Jackie van Beek's anti-romcom/buddy film The Breaker Upperers, does Sacha Baron Cohen's Who is America hit the mark, and who has the right to tell the story of the Thai cave rescue?

Screenwriter David Nicholls discusses the process of adapting Patrick Melrose from book to screen. A review of the sequel to Mamma Mia, top marks for the dancing and bonus points for a Cher cameo but the plot as a whole doesn't hit the mark. French film maker Valerie Massadian on her creative and hands off direction, an overview of the Queensland Film Festival from Director John Edmond and film critic Kate Jinx joins the studio to discuss the major themes in the second series of the Handmaid's Tale.

Brazilian artist Angelica Dass matches skin colour to the Pantone colour chart in Humanae, Justine Muller and Badger Bates on the fight to save the Darling, Claire Nichols with the latest arts news, French conceptual artist Daniel Buren, and a new exhibition celebrates the late Mandela's life as he reaches his 100th birthday.

Booker winner Michael Ondaatje on Warlight, Shaun Tan tackles office life in his book Cicada, book news and the story time for adults with author Jane Rawson.

Booker winner Michael Ondaatje on Warlight, Shaun Tan tackles office life in his book Cicada, book news and the story time for adults with author Jane Rawson.