Australian novelist Kim Scott discusses his new novel Taboo, a book that tells the story of a group of Wirlomin Noongar people who are working to reconnect with traditional language and country in a place made taboo by a terrible massacre.

Australian musician Sophia Brous performs from her Lullaby Movement song cycle live on the show and shares stories of her research gathering lullabies in 25 different languages which took her to refugee centres across Europe.

It's a song you learn before you start school, but what are the origins of the Alphabet Song?

An exhibition on now at the National Gallery of Victoria looks at the Australian art and design that emerged during one of the most turbulent decades of the 20th century, the 1930s.

Malthouse Theatre’s The Real and Imagined History of The Elephant Man stars disabled actor Daniel Monks, delivering a new take on an old story.

The photos and films, rather than the paintings are the focus of a major exhibition of the surrealist artist René Magritte at the La Trobe Regional Gallery in Victoria.

Three members of the Young family, Frank, Anwar and Rhonda, have won Australia's most prestigious Indigenous art prize, the Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award.

It's not just about dot paintings. A new gallery at the Art Gallery of WA shines a light on the diversity of styles in Aboriginal art.

In a new memoir No Way! Okay, Fine. Brodie Lancaster feels all the feelings around pop culture, feminism, fat acceptance and growing up.

A crash course in the latest in Indian film and Lipstick Under My Burkha, a film that almost didn't see the light of day in India.