A seat at the desk of academic, poet and author Debra Adelaide.

“Since he first started travelling to Utopia, Tim Jennings has been collecting paintings by various artists. His gallery, Mbantua, now has a permanent collection: 30 years’ worth of art from Utopia. ‘I thought it could be very important to see how …”

Well known for playing some of Shakespeare’s most flawed characters on stage and screen, Kenneth Branagh is now searching for the emotional truth behind a famous detective. Here, he talks about embodying and directing Poirot. “I was incredibly concentrated in both ways: as Poirot I was listening and looking for the lie, and as director, I was in a way, listening and looking for the lie. Both things operated at the same time.”

A walk through the Northern Territory’s wilderness with Danny.

Home cooking in Sydney’s diverse communities, with Food Safari Earth’s Maeve O’Meara.

Talking to the author of Looking for Alibrandi at the St Albans Writers’ Festival.

Writing about pain relief brought Kate Cole-Adams face to face with the big philosophical questions.

Street photographer Jonny Lewis is documenting and preserving local and global communities.

Marija Peričić in her first flush of fame.