In his latest novel Everyone Brave is Forgiven, the British novelist Chris Cleave turns his attention to the Second World War.

A new series exploring the origins and meaning of common idioms and phrases.

A new exhibition celebrates the big waves of Western Australia - and surfers who take them on.

Take the Tinalley String Quartet, add singer Lior and what do you get? A concert called Through Nature to Eternity.

Stage Presence is an exhibition showcasing some of the prized costumes and set designs in the extensive collection of the Arts Centre Melbourne.

Heartstring Theatre is a new company devoted to producing plays where at least half of the actors on stage are women. Their first production is Coriolanus, Shakespeare's bloody tale of war, power and pride – with an all female cast.

Poet Chris Wallace-Crabbe has written a sonnet in praise of Shakespeare; it contains a wombat.

2016 marks the 200th anniversary of writer Charlotte Bronte's birth. A new biography confirms that her life was as full of contradictions as her fiction.

How do you write about an ephemeral, visual contemporary art form in a way that's: a good read, helps audiences and contributes to the art form?

'Sound from the Ground' is a concert inspired by the graves in the historic East Perth Cemeteries.