Everyday photographer Jon Lewis hits the streets to document the ever-changing cosmopolitan face of Sydney.

Kim Cattrall rebukes her former Sex and the City co-star Sarah Jessica Parker and calls her a "hypocrite" for offering her condolences following the unexpected death of her brother.

Australian children need stories and books more than ever to help them deal with a "dark and uncertain world", says newly appointed Children's Laureate Morris Gleitzman.

Allergy authorities call out Sony Pictures for its depiction of "blatant food allergy bullying" in the film Peter Rabbit.

First it was thought to be extinct, then it popped up out of nowhere. Now researchers are baffled as to why the elusive night parrot continues to breed in harsh, dry conditions.

A male crew member on the 2014 tour of the Rocky Horror Show tells police that the show's star, Craig McLachlan, indecently assaulted him backstage and groped a female crew member several times.

This summer, there's a wealth of high-quality binge-watching opportunities on offer — and if there's one theme that reached peak saturation on television and streaming platforms in 2017, it's the hunt for the missing person.

Sydney-born, Brooklyn-based, these Orthodox Jewish sisters are building a modest fashion empire — and you don't have to be religious to appreciate it.

Two sound engineers who helped create the extraordinary soundscapes on Sgt Pepper's recall making The Beatles' landmark album.

From Jungle Book to Cinderella and now Beauty and the Beast, Disney has been mining its classic cartoons to create live action remakes. But why now? And are they any good?

A teenager has sold out a Darwin cinema with the premiere of a film that he made almost entirely in secret.

Brett Yang and Eddy Chen, known as Twoset Violin, raise $50,000 in just five days playing a rendition of their favourite violin piece on the streets of Sydney — helping realise their dreams of a world tour.

A WA musician who turned his love of gardening into songs about composting and growing vegetables has seen his musical efforts bear fruit, playing the big stage at the Glastonbury Festival and having his music pushed by the United Nations.

A few simple ways to tell if that photo your uncle shared on Facebook is authentic — or has been manipulated.

Science Show host Robyn Williams pays tribute to his close friend and former colleague John Clarke, who appeared on the program many times, often to perpetuate outrageous hoaxes.