It was in the esteemed "West Australian", Candus. Friday edition, Arts/Entertainment lift-out.
Other memorable comments included his memories of touring Perth in 1987 (The Red Parrot, warm weather, the beach), his current renaissance of youthfulness (that would explain the hooded tops), how joyful they all are, how he likes nothing more as a musician, than playing with Barney's singing and guitar, and Steve's drumming. He also kind of alluded to it being a good thing for the band that Gill wasn't heavily involved this time out, which came across a bit laddish, but that's the Hookster.
The thing about reading these kind of interviews, is that you can discount the first half of the article as the journo gives the same old synopsis of the band- JD, Ian's death, the rebirth, the imagery, the early dance influences, BM, Arthur Baker, dance culture, Ibiza, Hague, Hacienda, collapse of Factory, the side projects, the mexican stand-off, yah-de-yah yah-de-yah... Most of us can probably regurgitate it ad nauseum. You trawl through them hoping for a nostalgic gem you haven't heard before, or for some breaking news..
Still, it's great to have this current surfeit of articles- better than no news at all (c.1993-1999)!