ABC Sound Librarians James Lee and Michael Munson take us beyond the Vinyl Frontier to listen to records that reflect Australian values.

Mervyn Bishop was Australia's first Aboriginal press photographer. He took some iconic pictures and an exhibition at the Art Gallery of New South Wales celebrates his work.

Australian author Wayne Macauley's satirical novel Some Tests takes a dig at the medical profession and the need to get more tests.

Sameer Dakhil is an engraver and sculptor from Iraq who's been living in Sydney for just over a year. This week, his miniature brass carvings are being shown at the “Singular/Plural” exhibition in Redfern as part of New Beginnings Refugee Arts & Culture Festival.

Sex, power and ambiguity in My Cousin Rachel: how does the new film compare with the 1951 classic novel by Daphne du Maurier?

Victorian Opera is currently performing Cunning Little Vixen a rarely heard early 20th century opera by Czech composer Leoš Janácek.

A new series from bestselling children's author Sally Rippin, on the friendship between Polly and Buster.

Arts Project Australia is an arts organisation for people who are intellectually disabled. Their latest show is Girt By Sea, Michael Cathcart visits the studio to meet some of the artists.

Indian raga and jazz musician Utsav Lal with his Top Shelf.

Tales of fakery, how a man from a mill town in Manchester hoodwinked the art and museum world for seventeen years from the shed at the bottom of his garden.