The March 11 Edition
From public enemy No. 1 to Queen Consort: the remaking of Camilla | Raped, kidnapped, then a two-state legal nightmare: Gloria’s story | Musician William Barton on getting fit | Falling in love while transitioning | Butter tastes better: spread the word
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Crime
She’d been tortured, raped and abducted. Then a legal twist launched a new nightmare
Gloria had made a lucky escape. But because her kidnapper had taken her across a state border, she faced two legal systems – and a long battle for justice.
- by Karen Percy and Greg Callaghan
‘Operation PB’: The rehabilitation of Camilla
From vilified “other woman” to Queen Consort: the anatomy of a royal PR campaign.
- by Nick Bryant
After not being allowed to talk for a month, there was one word Amanda had to say
Amanda Sato met her fiancée, Cadance Bell, six months after they’d both started transitioning. They had their vocal cords feminised at the same time.
- by Lenny Ann Low
‘Time for warrior mode’: How William Barton got fit – and how it’s helped his music
The multi-instrumentalist, vocalist and composer talks about growing up around music, losing weight and the role of religion in his life.
- by Benjamin Law
‘Lead with love. It will return to you tenfold’
In this episode of Good Weekend Talks, Kon Karapanagiotidis, founder of the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre, explains the benefits of “welcoming the stranger”.
Good weekend indeed: Six fun things to do
What to watch, read, eat and buy: great diversions for March 11-12.
- by Thomas Mitchell, Sharon Bradley, Jill Dupleix and Frances Mocnik
Disposable lenses? Chuck them in the bin or the turtle gets it
Our Modern Guru muses about rubbish meeting a fishy end.
- by Danny Katz
Opinion
Opinion
Cultured butter? It’s more than just a companion to the opera
It’s richer, creamier and has a slightly sour twang: a toast to better butter.
- by Terry Durack
Karen Martini’s chicken banh mi burgers with soft fried eggs and pickles
On a break in Vietnam some years back, we ate many a backstreet banh mi and fell in love with all the vibrant flavours. This banh mi as a burger is far from traditional, but it is delicious.
- by Karen Martini
Danielle Alvarez’s tomato, plum and coriander salad
The most important lesson I’ve learnt about tomatoes is to never refrigerate them: it robs them of all the aromas that produce flavour on your tongue and turns their flesh “mealy”. The same applies to fresh plums.
- by Danielle Alvarez
Review
Italian
The MCG's Committee Room by Grossi is an old-school room with a view
On the MCC waiting list? Here's a delicious trick: members of the public can access the Melbourne Cricket Club's dining room simply by making a lunch reservation.
- by Besha Rodell
Review
Sydney
The dan-dan soup is back at TBC by Grape Garden Beijing Cuisine
Callan Boys revisits a flavour-packed Chatswood favourite at its new no-frills iteration in Kings Cross.
- by Callan Boys
Good Weekend letters to the editor: March 11
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