One veteran rock band, a classic pop act and a slew of groups which have 10 or more years under their belts give a huge Splendour in the Grass line-up announcement a more retro feel than usual.

June 18: Join political journalist Karen Middleton at 2pm for conversation and afternoon tea in the Conference Room, Level 4, National Library of Australia. In association with the Australian Women's Archive Project.$15. 

Fox Television has been cut to the bone by accusations the network cheated stars out of millions.

Australian publishing has had its fair share of charismatic editors, as Craig Munro reveals in Literary Lion Tamers.

He failed to promote his new web comedy series Horace and Pete, but Louis has no regrets.

The serene calm of the pulsating harp chords and plucked lower strings that usher in Bartok's masterpiece, the Violin Concerto No.2 scarcely prepare the listener for the journey to the heights of the modernist imagination that follows.

Veteran news presenter Chris Bath will make her first television appearance as a guest host on Studio Ten after ending a two-decade tenure at Seven.

Azita’s Glen Echo, Jesswar’s Tropixx, Middle Kids’ Today We’re the Greatest and Avgenicos Brothers’ Treading Water.

The end is over for those waiting to see what the groundbreaking electronic duo from Melbourne would do next. 21 tracks are on their way.

Georgia Love is accused of cheating by a man claiming to be her old boyfriend.