Memories of Peter and Kitty Howson Ray Evans I first met Peter Howson in August 1993. It was in an upstairs room in a Chinese restaurant in Little Bourke Street, at a dinner which had been organised by David Kemp, then a senior Liberal shadow minister who, like his colleagues, was still carrying the wounds of the election loss of March 1993, the election result which Paul Keating called the sweetest victory of them all. In June 1992 the High Court had brought down its Mabo judgment, a judgment which overturned the law of real property in Australia as it…
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