Planes, bombs, civil society and relationships: many things fall in this complex Colombian novel.

In her latest novel, English novelist Nicola Barker takes us to a future where everyone is so plugged into the digital information stream they have become its mindlessly cheery tools. All except a girl called Mira A. She just can't get with the program.

In Melbourne, an abandoned weatherboard house has been transformed into a beautiful piece of art work, just before it gets bulldozed to make way for a new housing development.

Hugh Brunt conducts the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra in a live performance of the game-changing soundtrack to acclaimed film There Will Be Blood.

This shimmering work by Indigenous artist Tjungkara Ken is a finalist in this year's Archibald Portrait Prize. What makes it a self-portrait?

The Great Wave off Kanagawa by the 19th century Japanese artist Hokusai is an image that appears on just about everything from emojis to tattoos to place mats and it's now on display at the National Gallery of Victoria.

We discuss the life and work of Dr G Yunupingu, one of Australia's greatest musicians, who has died aged 46.

Trapper, a new theatre work for young adults, pits four performers against each other and asks: are we in control or are we being controlled?

A Monster Calls by young adult author Patrick Ness has been adapted to the screen by director JA Bayona. How do the film and the novel compare?

Afghani refugee, visual artist, and poet, Elyas Alavi will debut an improvisational jazz/spoken word poetry project Daydreamer Wolf for Music SA's Umbrella: Winter City Sounds.