The legacy of crime writer Peter Temple and the award-winning author of The Lacuna, The Poisonwood Bible and The Bean Trees talks about politics, feminism, the environment and her writing process.

Australian choreographer Graeme Murphy on 50 years with The Australian Ballet, Henry Naylor tackles the Syrian refugee crisis in Borders, The Magic Pudding – The Opera returns to the stage and BRONKS production Us/Them explores how young people deal with trauma.

Australian choreographer Graeme Murphy on 50 years with The Australian Ballet, Henry Naylor tackles the Syrian refugee crisis in Borders, The Magic Pudding – The Opera returns to the stage and BRONKS production Us/Them explores how young people deal with trauma.

This year's Oscars celebrated their 90th anniversary, but also had to navigate a tricky moment in time — how did they go? Notable guests offer advice to 14-year-old girls for International Women's Day, and bassist from indie rock band Camp Cope reveals what they're doing to stand up for women in the music industry.

This year's Oscars celebrated their 90th anniversary, but also had to navigate a tricky moment in time — how did they go? Notable guests offer advice to 14-year-old girls for International Women's Day, and bassist from indie rock band Camp Cope reveals what they're doing to stand up for women in the music industry.

Our International Women's Day special is hosted by critic and academic Deb Verhoeven, and is full of women’s voices discussing film and television.

For his latest exhibition, Swiss artist Mats Staub has asked over 70 people for their memories of being 21, Tinky (also known as Liz Sonntag) is a Melbourne street artist who works on a miniature scale around Melbourne's CBD, Founder of the Aftermath Project, Sara Terry talks about the photography project's ten year retrospective 'War is Only Half the Story' and Edwina Stott gets us up to speed with the latest art news.

Lebs by Michael Mohammed Ahmad is a novel set in Western Sydney that captures the culture of the fictional Punchbowl Boys High. Also, the discovery of thousands of 'lost' Australian stories from the 19th century, three writers discuss the rise in feminist fiction for children and we go into the writing studio of creative couple Graeme Simsion and Anne Buist.

We hear Greek rebetiko music performed live in the studio, Yves Jacques speaks to us backstage about his role in Robert Lepage's The Far Side of the Moon, we learn about Bell Shakespeare's Antony and Cleopatra starring Catherine McClements, actor and playwright Kate Mulvany talks all things theatre, and Jason Di Rosso previews the 90th Academy Awards.

We hear Greek rebetiko music performed live in the studio, Yves Jacques speaks to us backstage about his role in Robert Lepage's The Far Side of the Moon, we learn about Bell Shakespeare's Antony and Cleopatra starring Catherine McClements, actor and playwright Kate Mulvany talks all things theatre, and Jason Di Rosso previews the 90th Academy Awards.