The Drawing Room

When might a paper round be the most dangerous job in the world?

When it pits you against a league of evil grannies, armed with deadly hankies.

Charlie and the War Against the Grannies began life as a successful children's book, written by Alan Brough. Now it's a musical theatre extravaganza.

Samantha Crain describes her latest EP as her 'breath of relief, sighed after this really intense journey I was on.'

Several years ago, Samantha had to deal with a nightmare situation: an injury which meant she might never be able to play again.

Samantha Crain describes her latest EP as her 'breath of relief, sighed after this really intense journey I was on.'

Several years ago, Samantha had to deal with a nightmare situation: an injury which meant she might never be able to play again.

Have you ever loved a band so much that you just knew that they were going to become the biggest name in the world, but then they just disappeared?

Bleeding Audio is a new documentary that follows The Matches: a band that almost became huge.

Have you ever loved a band so much that you just knew that they were going to become the biggest name in the world, but then they just disappeared?

Bleeding Audio is a new documentary that follows The Matches: a band that almost became huge.

Five years ago, Hayley Millar Baker was given a box of her grandfather's photos and it completely changed the way she approached her art.

Hayley set aside painting and turned to photographic art full-time, using composite images to tell her family's story and to present an Indigenous side to Australian history.

Five years ago, Hayley Millar Baker was given a box of her grandfather's photos and it completely changed the way she approached her art.

Hayley set aside painting and turned to photographic art full-time, using composite images to tell her family's story and to present an Indigenous side to Australian history.

How do we imagine Australia? What are the symbols and stories that have defined our understanding of this country and our place in it?

And how much do the meaning of those symbols change, depending on who's looking at them?

Evelyn Araluen examines the Australian canon in her debut poetry collection, Dropbear.

How do we imagine Australia? What are the symbols and stories that have defined our understanding of this country and our place in it?

And how much do the meaning of those symbols change, depending on who's looking at them?

Evelyn Araluen examines the Australian canon in her debut poetry collection, Dropbear.

Richard Fitzpatrick is a marine biologist who has spent a lot of his career taking in the beauty of the reefs and the thrill of hungry sharks; travelling to the sort of places most of us will never get to visit in person.

Fortunately he's also an Emmy Award winning cinematographer, so he's happy to take everyone along with him on the journey.