A new and forensic history of the South Australian School of Art picks through the entrails of a fluid and very feisty local art scene.

Adelaide writer Alex Vickery-Howe’s new play about political polarisation became unexpectedly prescient after the shooting of American right-wing activist Charlie Kirk last month.

In a highly emotional farewell to one of Australia’s greatest actors, David Gulpilil’s dying wish is fulfilled: his body returned to Yolŋu country and a film crew documenting each ceremony along the way.

Social realism and the author of Peyton Place inspired Stuart Everly-Wilson to write his latest novel, inspired by the small and somewhat notorious northern NSW town he calls home.

Is it possible to love Split Enz but dislike Crowded House? Apparently, it is.

Lyn Dickens’ award-winning debut Salt Upon the Water reveals the fascinating, cosmopolitan and complicated past of Adelaide’s famed surveyor and designer Colonel William Light.