John Martinkus' book about West Papua is investigative journalism at its best

The Australian Institute of Architects’ Victorian awards recognise the buildings that are shaping communities.

Scott Turow's serial character Sandy Stern is now 85 years old, but still featuring in the American bestseller's courtroom dramas.

Wednesday Picks: Sydney's Super Tunnel, Emergency, Rosehaven

From an online-only film festival and art fair, to stand-up comedy featuring Rove McManus and a magnificent floral display, we have your week in Sydney covered.

Byll and Beth Stephen have pulled off that tricky feat of making music that small people love and adults don’t want to throw out the window.

The TV host has been reading political biographies, catching up with the Rocky movies and painting the house.

Monday Picks: Australian Ninja Warrior, Have You Been Paying Attention?, Intelligence

Polly Samson's novel imagines the lives of George Johnston, Charmian Clift and Leonard Cohen in the Greek Isles in the early 1960s.

Amy Schumer's utter frankness and lack of vanity are displayed in abundance in this three-part documentary tracking her pregnancy.

Saturday Picks: Fall of Japan in Colour, Robert Kirkman's Secret History of Comics, Last Tango in Halifax

Tuesday Picks: Final Rendezvous, Dave Gorman: Terms and Conditions Apply, Neighbours.

Friday Picks: Mediterranean Odyssey with Bettany Hughes, Sex Party Secrets, Gardening Australia

James Vertzayias may be hanging up his tiny competition briefs for a while as his sentencing date over a $1.18 million fraud approaches.

A survey of 47 entertainment venues found 85 per cent predicted shutdown within six to nine months if crippling trading conditions persisted.

Radical honesty. Dispassionate sackings. “Sunshining” failure. Reed Hastings, the man who built the world’s most successful TV streaming service makes no apologies for Netflix’s extreme – some might say extremely odd – workplace culture.

Amid today’s grim headlines and a social (media) discourse, this unconventional love story is reaffirming and comforting.

Blessed and cursed with colossal skill and a restless temperament, the artist has worked in both abstract and figurative styles.

The playwright in part owes her 25-year career to a light-fingered thief who stole her draft of a novel.

When a $50,000 musical theatre scholarship picked an overwhelmingly white list of 30 semi-finalists it was accused of subconscious prejudice.

The Mission House is haunted by EM Forster's classic novel A Passage to India.

Past and future come together as musicians reframe the story of Australia.

Merlin Sheldrake's book is a remarkable exploration of natural interconnectedness.

With thousands of buttons and metres of fabric, and a unique feature, the costumes in the Australian production of Hamilton are all nearing completion.

Nobody is looking for love in Emerald Fennell’s conversation-starting film.