We journey beyond the Vinyl Frontier to listen to the 1968 track The Windmills of Your Mind again, and again, and again.

Reconsidering history with a twenty-five year retrospective.

In May, film maker and photographer Tracey Moffatt will represent Australia at the 57th Venice Biennale.

From tour guide to sold out theatre shows - Carlos Celdran uses Philippine history as his narrative.

Damen O'Brien and Louis Klee are the joint winners of the 2017 Peter Porter Poetry Prize from the Australian Book Review.

The shifts in the power balance between China and the US since 1989 are explored in the new Sydney Theatre Company production, Chimerica.

What's in that old shed up on the hill, what stories does it hold? An art and musical trail of five sheds in Tasmania fill them with sound.

We journey beyond the Vinyl Frontier to listen to the 1968 track The Windmills of Your Mind again, and again, and again.

Armando Lucas Correa is an award-winning journalist originally from Cuba, his debut novel is about the Jewish refugees who were turned away when their ship arrived in Cuba in 1939.

A theatrical adaptation of Irvine Welsh's generation-defining novel, Trainspotting, is on now in Melbourne.