Indigenous Australian Olympian and NBA basketball player Patty Mills has created a series of children’s books called Game Day! based on his experience of playing sport growing up.

Tex Perkins explains why performing with a forehead cracked by a hurled beer bottle is a thrill like no other.

A new podcast brings a fresh new approach to both podcasts and musicals.

In the latest Currency Press essay, Andrew Bovell reflects on his long career as a playwright and screenwriter.

Romanticised, reviled, stereotyped: we’re talking both gypsies and convicts in this new novel of those left behind.

Lies, love and chaos in the suburbs of Melbourne in Australia’s first Muslim romantic comedy, Ali’s Wedding.

Barefoot and in black, six dancers and six singers perform to the music of Mozart.

Australian writer Carrie Tiffany introduces us to the work of rural poet John Shaw Neilson.

In a world of fantasy, with dragons and magic, you have to get the horses and the nails and the practicalities right to make it believable. If you do that, living ships too aren't such a stretch.

For Top Shelf, journalist and author Caroline Baum shares her favourite books that feature only-children.