To Darwin, for the wedding of dear friends. An idle morning in that gem of a city provided me with the NT News — what a discovery! After the arrest of bikies (in the fabulously named Humpty Doo) for the possession of explosives, guns and drugs, the News felt obliged to put to the NT police that some claim it to be a couple of rotten eggs tainting all bikies unfairly.
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Alex Deane is a former aide to David Cameron and speaks at the Freedom Dinner at Boisdale Canary Wharf on 15 July.
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