Three rising stars of crime fiction are teaming up for a series of virtual events in 2020.
Nick Bryant reveals the unlikely start-point of Donald Trump’s first ‘semi-serious’ presidential bid.
Join wine merchant John Baker on a treasure-hunting adventure of a lifetime, in search of Stalin’s secret multimillion-dollar wine cellar.
Paul Verhoeven reveals a strange coping mechanism introduced to his father by ‘a wise, weird and wizened mentor’.
Keep the classroom engaged with these new books for teens.
Aussie authors and fathers read picture books for Father's Day 2020.
Sixteen-year-old Jarryd Roughead’s initiation to senior football was anything but a lucky break.
From Fear Less, psychologist Pippa Grange offers a process for identifying your fears.
In Who Cares Wins Lily Cole unpacks reasons for optimism in the face of enormous challenges.
The Sister's Gift author on finding the 'emotional core' of her latest novel.
Charlotte McConaghy reveals how a quest to write about the natural world ultimately led to a climate change story.
This August we discovered Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein still commands a captivating, horrifying magic.
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Have you started growing your own food yet? There's many reasons to seriously consider it, here's a few from DK's latest Australian gardening book.
Julia Gillard and Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala crunch the numbers and offer an urgent rallying cry in Women and Leadership.
In Women and Leadership, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern reflects on the importance of role-modelling in shattering gender stereotypes.
In July we explored racism, identity, education and love in James Baldwin’s searing essay collection Dark Days.
Australia's favourite authors read some of our most-loved picture books.
Hazelwood author Tom Doig offers a timeline of events preceding one of Victoria’s worst industrial disasters.
