Detective Chief Inspector Gary Jubelin is a senior homicide detective in the NSW police force. There's nothing fictional about his working life or the crimes he investigates.

Crime writers Adrian McKinty and Candice Fox both use police officers as central characters in their fiction. Why and how?

Claire G. Coleman's debut novel Terra Nullius is a surprising work of speculative fiction and winner of the black&write! Indigenous Writing Fellowship.

The Museum of Contemporary Art's exhibition Jenny Watson: the Fabric of Fantasy covers four decades of the artist's work, including work on unconventional fabrics and featuring self-portraits, alter-egos, horses and rockstars.

Meet the winner for the fiction prize, Year 12 student Rose Forrest.

Recorder virtuoso Genevieve Lacey plays for us and talks about the contemporary potential of her ancient instrument - ahead of a concert in which she performs as soloist with the Melbourne Chamber Orchestra.

Mexican author Valeria Luiselli’s The Story Of My Teeth tells the story of a man called Gustavo (Highway) Sánchez Sánchez, who auctions off his own teeth!

Tjunguṉutja, an exhibition on now at the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory, looks at the genesis of one of the most important art movements in Australian history, the Western Desert art movement.

Angie Thomas is a New York Times Bestselling author. Her debut YA novel The Hate U Give explores the issue of police shootings of African Americans.

Jack Sorensen was a prolific Western Australian poet in the early 20th century. His simple, lyrical poems might have been all but forgotten - but have now been given a fresh musical treatment by the folk band Dingo's Breakfast.