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Diary

26 October 2013

9:00 AM

26 October 2013

9:00 AM

We have chartered a ferry to take our 180 guests from Circular Quay to Fort Denison for the dinner to celebrate Quadrant magazine’s 500th edition. As we go aboard, with the captain insisting he must leave at 6pm sharp, author Nick Cater tells me his partner and the Australian’s opinion editor Rebecca Weisser is stuck in traffic and he will wait for her at the Quay.

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Keith Windschuttle is editor of Quadrant.

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