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On this episode of the Arts Quarter, the Sydney Writers' Festival kicks off with an awards night, Julie Andrews visits Australia for the first time, and we find out about David Williamson's pursuit of happiness.
Source: ABC News | Duration: 13min
Topics: arts-and-entertainment, books-literature, theatre, actor, australia
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