The new film Hunt for the Wilderpeople is based on the book Wild Pork and Watercress by New Zealand writer Barry Crump.

Contemporary arts organisations have been hit hard in the current funding round cuts.

A new play where young refugees, using therapeutic drama and storytelling techniques, share their personal stories of horror and joy, laughter and pain.

A newly-discovered diary sheds fresh light on the Confederate Steam Ship Shenandoah's visit to Melbourne in 1865.

British poet, playwright and rapper Kate Tempest on her debut novel, The Bricks that Built the Houses.

Crime writer Peter Corris tells us what he does for entertainment when he's not writing all those books.

It all started in Venice but biennales now come in all shapes and sizes.

Denmark is a small, coastal town in Western Australia. Every year in June, singers, storytellers, MCs and spoken word artists descend on the town for the Denmark Festival of Voice.

Award winning author Gillian Mears died this month, at the age of 51. In this Top Shelf, recorded in 2015, she describes many of her favourite childhood books.

In Tribes by Nina Raine, love gets complicated by the politics of hearing and deafness.