When the days are so precious, why would Clive James sit down to write poems about Proust?

A new work exploring the Aboriginal kinship system by two choreographers who got to know each other – and discovered they were related – while dancing together at Bangarra Dance Theatre.

Katherine Brabon, this year's winner of the Vogel's Literary Award, on her debut novel which delves into Russia's brutal past.

Writer Arnold Zable lists his five favourite works of art, from books to music.

Sir Andrew Davis conducts the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra.

There's nothing benign about the small (fictional) Australian town of Kiewarra: it's full of violence, silence and secrets.

New Beginnings is an exhibition featuring the work of ten refugee and asylum seeker artists.

More than 100 women are dancing nude in the Australian premiere of a work called Trilogy that seeks to celebrate women of all shapes, sizes, ages and abilities.

Lost and Found Opera will perform the obscure work Don Procopio in a suburban Italian club, with a chorus of 'nonnas'.

Historian James Nott takes us back to the dance halls of Britain and examines how they reflected the cultural changes of the 20th Century.