Tony Watkins

When across at Elam my interest was aroused by some large wooden crates. I asked what was in them. A printing press I was told, to my surprise. Why then was it sitting in crates when it could be printing?

Our society is sadly notable for a lack of intellectual debate. The Phantom Billstickers bring poetry and prose out into the open to stimulate a little thinking. Most poetry is gently subversive because it invites us to see the world in a different way.

The Tamaki Estuary Protection Society, from time to time, finds itself endeavouring to resolve issues where conflicts have arisen because the basic rules of conflict resolution have been ignored.