Stan Grant’s new ABC series makes the China debate accessible to more Australians.

Veteran soap star Belinda Giblin has been ideally cast in Samuel Beckett’s absurd classic, Happy Days.

Two new films seal Ron and Russell Mael’s dual destiny as pop legends and arthouse auteurs.

The Herald reviewed the ‘sweet harmonies’ and ‘transitory burlesques’ of Princess Rangiriri and her Maori Maids, who had begun their George Street residency.

The museum will become the heart of a new cultural precinct almost a year after the decision to shut its doors was reversed.

It is back to the future with the NSW government’s announcement of the museum’s renewal at Ultimo.

The national broadcaster should have a flagship arts program as prominent and enduring to this vital area as Four Corners is to its current-affairs line-up.

YouTube has long been the most popular music service in the world. Finally, it figured out how to generate enough cash to make many people in the music world happy.

For more than half a century, the 74-year-old has built his worldwide musical theatre empire on being fashionably unfashionable.

“I dunno, you don’t wanna be yelling over a guitar forever, you know?” leader singer Georgia Maq says.

You can’t talk about the Lemonheads’ iconic 1992 album It’s A Shame About Ray without talking about Sydney’s inner-west.

Nine new commissions have been announced as the countdown begins for the December opening of the contemporary art galleries of Sydney Modern.

This pared back production of Maria Stuarda shines a light on the commanding presence of Olga Peretyatko.

The former Silverchair frontman has been charged by NSW Police with high-range drink-driving following a crash with another vehicle in the state’s Hunter region on Wednesday night.

The giant of the Australian music industry was remembered by Jimmy Barnes, family and friends, one year on from his memorial concert in Melbourne.