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.

In this week’s Poet’s Corner, Sydney’s Libby Sommer offers a further contribution.

Joe Camilleri is a genre-busting Australian musician who is still going strong at 77 – with a double LP just released that celebrates one of Australia’s most enduring bands, The Black Sorrows.

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.