Andy Park

The Attorney General Mark Dreyfus says new hate speech laws are a major priority for his government when parliament resumes next month.

Tibetan singer, and musician Tenzin Choegyal and Australian singer songwriter Matt Corby present their new track Snow Flower.

A new documentary explores the origins of the cryptocurrency Bitcoin and the identity of its pseudonymous creator Satoshi Nakamoto. 

Hear a sneak peek of Pinchgut Opera's latest offering, Handel's opera 'Julius Caesar'.

The new documentary 'The Pool' charts the comings-and-goings of those who swim at the famous Bondi icebergs sea pool and the community that has formed around it.

Musician Van Walker shares his songwriting method and why it's somewhat like fishing.  

An engaging mix of current affairs, analysis, arts and culture from across Australia the world.

How author Malcolm Knox took a darkly funny look at one of Stalin's biggest monsters, despite the Soviet's attempt to erase him from history. 

Looking after your physical health is pretty straight forward, exercise and eat well. But how do you make sure you’ve got a healthy brain? 

At 75, Philippe Petit is still walking the tightrope. He reflects on a life of artistic rebellion and his daring high wire walks between the Twin Towers and the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

All That Glitters tells the true story of one of the biggest art frauds in history.

98% of public schools are underfunded and currently rely on multiple streams of revenue raising to get by. 

Melbourne City Council is considering turning off billboards and signage between midnight and sunrise due to the negative impacts on residents' health and the cities biodiversity. 

Part two of our interview with global best-selling British author David Nicholls for the Big Weekend of Books.

The global best-selling author David Nicholls speaks about his new book ‘You Are Here’ walking, middle-age and how many times he’s been in love.

The new theatre production “Hits” is a theatrical love letter to the music that saved you and set your teenage soul on fire. It aims to capture the euphoria of finding your people and going to your first music festival.

P.R Begg was the South Australian dentist who pretty much single-handedly invented modern orthodontics and the braces we wear today.

David Nicholls is an English author and screenwriter who has gifted readers with numerous novels about love, second chances and growing up, including the much-adored One Day. In his new novel You Are Here, he writes about men falling in and out of love, hope in middle age and seeing our favourite books on the small screen. He talks with Andy Park from ABC RN Drive. 

Meet a professional whistler - Australian Molly Lewis. She’s created a niche for herself and is whistling with the big guns now.

What does it mean to translate another person’s work? Are you translating just the words or the meaning? Jennifer Croft, a prize-winning translator shares her thoughts.