Namila's at Melbourne's NGV International; singer-songwriter Jen Cloher discusses their new album; cultural objects return to lutruwita for an important new exhibition at TMAG; and a performance by slam-poet Thabani Tshuma.
Namila checks out Melbourne Now and meets artist Rel Pham; we head to HOTA for Pop Masters; translate architecture into music with Mia Salsjo as she composes the Sydney Harbour Bridge; and meet sculptor Jason Lim.
Choreographer Lucy Guerin reflects on 20 years in NEWRETRO; sheep aspire to be human at Adelaide Festival; we meet sculptor Matt Sloane; and we talk comedy and diversity with Aurelia St Clair, Sashi Perera and Jason Tamiru.
Breaking news! A builder and a brick layer try working together in a frantic attempt to stop London Bridge from falling! Newsreader Teo gets to the bottom of the rhyme.
Breaking news! A crooked man has walked a crooked mile to adopt a crooked cat and crooked mouse from the local animal rescue! Newsreader Abi gets to the bottom of the rhyme with Kaeng as the Crooked Man.
Breaking news! A contrarian gardener shares her secrets on how her garden grows! Newsreader Teo gets to the bottom of the rhyme with Abi as Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary.
Baaa-reaking news! A little lamb has been turned out of a school trying to follow Mary everywhere she goes! Newsreader Teo gets to the bottom of the rhyme with Emma as Mary, and Abi as the Little Lamb.
Breaking news! A woman attempting her morning routine is constantly distracted by a mulberry bush, and the urgent need to go round it! Newsreader Kaeng gets to the bottom of the rhyme with Abi.
Breaking news! His royal majesty the King has called for his pipe, his bowl and his fiddlers three and claims to be the greatest at it! Newsreader Abi gets to the bottom of the rhyme with Teo as the King's Royal Aide.
Breaking news! Contestants bake as fast as they can at the Grand Final of 'Big Ted's Bake-Off' for an unexpected winning result! Newsreader Emma gets to the bottom of the rhyme with Teo as the Bake-Off Host.
Breaking news! "StarTube" sensation "Twinkle Twinkle" longs to be the biggest star in the universe! Will 'Twinkle Twinkle's' meteoric rise to fame continue? Newsreader Kaeng gets to the bottom of the rhyme!
Breaking news! A poet in search of his next creative work has been inspired while rowing gently down a stream! Newsreader Emma gets to the bottom of the rhyme with Teo as the Poet.
Breaking news! There's a new bus driver in town, making the wheels go 'round and round'. Newsreader Kaeng gets to the bottom of the rhyme with Emma the Bus Driver.
Thom Monckton's The Artist struggles to find his paintbrush; pianist Rose Riebl talks Icelandic influences; we meet Hobart street artist Jamin; and inflatable dancers take over Adelaide's Botanic Gardens as part of WOMAD.
Actor and producer Claudia Karvan speaks openly about her chaotic childhood and the challenges of managing her late father's mental illness. And she reveals how she mines her unconventional life for her drama.
We see Women of Troy at Hobart's Ten Days on the Island festival; visit Burrup Peninsula's ancient petroglyphs with Perun Bonser; meet Sammy Hawker on the South Coast; and head to Hanging Rock with Nick Cave and Warren Ellis.
Executive produced by Academy Award-winning actress Cate Blanchett, Knowing The Score gets up close and personal with celebrated Australian conductor Simone Young, a trailblazer in the male dominated world of classical music.
Alfredo and Isabel Aquilizan reflect on their work for the AGNSW building; Thea Perkins returns to Arrernte Country ahead of her Carriageworks commission; Lisa Skerrett chats all things Oscars with Kate Jinx and Jamie Tram.
Leigh Sales interviews Hamilton creator and Broadway superstar Lin-Manuel Miranda in front of 2000 Australian super fans.
It's festival season! We catch everything from contemporary dance in Perth to Indigenous protest songs in Adelaide; from acrobatic Greek myths and puppets in Sydney to queer Australian elders on stage for WorldPride.