In the era of 'alternative facts' and 'post-truth', what is the role of fiction: the lie that tells the truth?

All is Given is a memoir about the role of travel and music in the life of Australian writer Linda Neil.

A new play at the Malthouse Theatre, called Little Emperors, explores the emotional fallout of China's One-Child Policy.

Indian A.R. Rahman is a Grammy and Oscar winning composer and singer and is one of the top selling recording artists in the world. He talks about his life and work.

On the 75th anniversary of the fall of Singapore, we remember the life and work of British artist and POW Jack Chalker, who worked alongside legendary Australian surgeon Edward 'Weary' Dunlop.

Australian author Richard Flanagan on his Man Booker Prize-winning novel The Narrow Road to the Deep North.

The faces and voices of some of the world's most endangered languages are on display in Ngala Wongga, by photographer Martine Perret.

A grizzly crime novel set in Daylesford in colonial Victoria, a town where the police are incompetent and the streets are haunted by men who seem capable of brutal murder.

Contemporary circus and traditional Indian acrobatics come head to head in a new work by acclaimed Australian circus company, Circa.

Between the Lines is an art exhibition by homeless artists in Melbourne.