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Diary Australia

Diary

30 November 2013

9:00 AM

30 November 2013

9:00 AM

I flew from London into Sydney, then Melbourne, to make three dinner speeches in a row. Through nerves I never finished the main course of three dinners. Pity, because in my experience Australian food is as fine as anywhere in the world: fresher than American, more orientally influenced than France and more imaginative than Britain.

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Matt Ridley is author of The Rational Optimist and a regular contributor to The Spectator and the Times.

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