For the first time in its 40 year history, the Berndt Museum in WA will have an Aboriginal leader.

For this week's Masterpiece, actor and filmmaker Jeremy Sims has chosen Apocalypse Now Redux, a 2001 extended version of Francis Ford Copella's epic war film which was originally released in 1979.

A monthly series exploring the origins and meaning of common idioms and phrases

Liam Pieper’s debut novel The Toymaker follows Adam Kulakov, a rather slimy businessman attempting to follow the example set by his grandfather – a survivor of the Holocaust.

Street art has traditionally been associated with urban areas, but it's also becoming a visible part of country towns and paddocks across Victoria.

British poet, rapper and playwright Kate Tempest reveals the works that have changed her life.

An exhibition of the poems and photographs of Lisa Bellear, an Aboriginal artist, academic, community activist, radio broadcaster and theatre producer, who died 10 years ago.

Acclaimed pianist Roger Woodward is back in Australia to give a series of concerts.

Lola Greeno is a Tasmanian artist who has revived the traditional Aboriginal practice of shell stringing.

A new play tells the true story of Julia Pastrana, a 'bearded woman' who toured North America and Europe in the 1850s.