To mark the 400th anniversary of the Hartog voyage, Maps Curator Martin Woods and author Allen Mawer revisit the experiences of the Hartog expedition, and the events that followed.

Reflect on the deep divisions this referendum imposed, and its long-term effects on Australian society, with Professor Joan Beaumont, Dr John Connor, Dr Michael McKernan and Professor Peter Stanley.

Author Paul Daley examines how National Library collections are giving life, shape and voice to the characters and landscape in his new novel, Jesustown.

Louise Maher, ABC journalist, producer and presenter joins master illustrator and storyteller Robert Ingpen AM as he leads us on a journey into the magical landscapes of his own imagination, revealing the places, stories and people that inspired him along the way.

In words and images Tim Cope shares his epic adventure as he journeyed through the land of the nomads following in the footsteps of Genghis Khan’s conquering armies.

Hear 666 ABC’s Alex Sloan in conversation with award-winning actor and, most recently, children’s book author Richard Roxburgh.

Self-professed ‘beevangelist,’ and co-founder of The Urban Beehive Doug Purdie guides gardeners to transform our backyards into bug nirvanas, helping save our bees one plant at a time.

Join us for a rare view of Tim Winton's imagination at work and play as the Miles Franklin Award winning author reveals the real characters and events behind his bestselling novels in this intimate discussion with ABC's Andrea Ho.

Dr Stuart Braga, nephew of Jack Braga, and Professor Jorge Santos Alves, Catholic University of Portugal, reveal the fascinating story of the world’s most enduring European colony, to mark the 50th anniversary of the Library’s acquisition of the Braga Collection.

Exhibition curator, Sasha Grishin in conversation with Virginia Haussegger, exploring the life and art of colonial artist S.T. Gill.