The Saturday Paper - 2020-10-17

• Exclusive: War on refugees moves to final phase onshore
• ‘Poor Gladys’ rings hollow after premier’s ICAC grilling
• Sian Prior on the politicisa­tion of Covid-19 and her mother’s death
• José Roca’s first interview as the Biennale of Sydney’s director
• Osman Faruqi on where Victoria’s second wave persists
• Books: Nardi Simpson’s Song of the Crocodile. Khalid Warsame Danielle Clode’s In Search of the Woman Who Sailed the World. Linda Jaivin Andrew O’Hagan’s Mayflies. Peter Craven
• Jacinda Ardern on track for resounding NZ victory. Donald Trump returns to the campaign trail.
• Opera: The Diary of One Who Disappeare­d. Harriet Cunningham Music: Sufjan Stevens’ The Ascension. Shaad D’Souza
• National cabinet and transparen­cy. Karen Middleton
• After the virus: Gender equality. Natasha Stott Despoja
• Sport: Vixens netballer Jo Weston. Linda Pearce
• Gardening: Spring planting. Margaret Simons
• PM’s Queensland visit tanks.
• Auditor takes PM&C to task. Karen Middleton
• Food: Tiramisu. David Moyle
• Fiction: Karen Hollands
• The Cryptic: Mungo MacCallum
• Gadfly Murdoch in a blather
• Taylor’s super grass
• Danielle Clode
• Andrew O’Hagan

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