For a young Indigenous mother, an ugly incident at a football game has meant time in jail and a life-time ban from her son's footy matches. Now she wants the ban lifted.

The true story of two actors arrested on a busy Melbourne street loading prop guns into the boot of their car. Was this an act of sheer stupidity or were they planning something more sinister?

People visit lost property offices in hope of finding missing precious items, often overwhelmed with joy when these things miraculously show up. The Vault is the story of a woman chasing that feeling.

They say the apple doesn't fall far from the tree, this rings a little too true in this competitive mother daughter comedy.

Two short stories that explore the way animals reflect what's going on in our heads and in our worlds. And it's not always cute and fluffy.

The chronicles are seven short works of audio fiction written by top North American playwrights, and they capture the spirit of our distanced, disorienting and deranged times — with wonderfully weird results. You can listen to PlayME and the Quarantine Chronicles on the CBC Listen app or wherever you get your podcasts.

Two young lawyers return to the town where they grew up to surf a wave of ice addiction, defending a generation of hopeless junkies from the law and from themselves. But ice doesn't only tempt the weak and the poor...

In Sate, a water conference turns nasty when its Indigenous participants demand justice.

A story of poetry slams, hipster beer and the wild chase to bring a slam poet to justice — poetic justice, that is.

The death of a dog has terrible consequences. When the 'mad rooter' is slaughtered, a young girl takes charge...