Sam Neil stars in a new Kiwi film, The Hunt for the Wilderpeople, set in the wild New Zealand landscape.

Lally Katz's latest play draws on her parents' story of meeting in a karate dojo in Trenton, New Jersey – although her parents say she's taken considerable creative licence with the truth!

Jonathan Unleashed is a rom-com by award winning writer Meg Rosoff featuring dogs in lead roles.

Jonathan Franzen discusses his latest novel, Purity, in a special hour length public conversation from the Brisbane Powerhouse.

Paul Capsis, one of the superstars of the Australian stage, stars in a play about the arch, effeminate and defiantly squalid English writer and raconteur, Quentin Crisp.

Making an Elephant Happy by Eka Kurniawan is a dark and whimsical tale of an elephant who is on a mission to find his way inside a refrigerator to stay cool.

James Lee and Michael Munson delve into the ABC Sound Library in search of the very best works inspired by life on the high seas.

In a small town, in the middle of Ireland, a miracle is unfolding.

No, it's not the start of a joke. It's the title of a new performance work by renowned choreographer Gideon Obazanek and performer Brian Lipson.

July's People by Nobel Prize-winning author Nadine Gordimer tells the story of the Smales, a white middle-class family from Johannesburg that finds itself caught up in a black revolution in apartheid South Africa.