A decade since it was pioneered, the genre cheekily referred to as "RuRo" shows no sign of slowing down. Tales of love and fortunes lost and found in rural regions and the outback continue to strike a chord amongst Aussie readers.

WA's Supreme Court has convicted some of the state's most infamous criminals over the past century, but did you know an Aboriginal woman apparently haunts the building? Or that a unicorn in chains looks down from above the seat where the judge presides?

Is spinning a good yarn becoming a dying art? Johanna Bell is on a mission to ensure that it isn't. She's leading the way by unearthing and promoting local storytelling in the Northern Territory.

A few days ago, the trailer for Star Wars' The Last Jedi dropped. But it was the last thing fans needed, writes Paul Verhoeven.

Sue Davidson pays over $3,500 out of her own pocket to take her students to a performance of the Disney musical, Aladdin, before using crowd funding to recover most of the costs.