* * * * * WEREWOLF ISSUE 30, April 2012 * * * * *


And let me count the ways that casualisation is creating storms in every port	How DO you go about documenting the bad old ways we’ve always treated mad people?	Is higher education making people more stupid about politics?

	Death Rides A Quad Bike The human costs of our “light-handed” approach to workplace health and safety by Gordon Campbell
	On the Tauranga Waterfront Unpacking the casualising of how and when you work by Alison McCulloch
	Public Office, Private Gain? The saga of Keith Holyoake and Kinloch by Paul Hamer
	Smart Idiots Just because you’re educated doesn’t mean you’re not an idiot by Gordon Campbell
	Hello Madness, My Old Friend The films Mental Notes, A Dangerous Method and Spider tackle mental illness in very different ways by Philip Matthews
	From The Hood : Man Over Board Where abouts is the nowhere man? by Lyndon Hood
	Webs of Maya Underground film-maker Maya Deren still casts a spell by Gordon Campbell
	What Would Katniss Do? The Hunger Games heroine is a sign that women are adapting better to today’s economic realities…. by Gordon Campbell
	The Complicatist : Songs About Money The economics of rhythm and melody….. by Gordon Campbell
	Womad : Saved by the Sun Will the local government reforms put Womad in jeopardy? by Gordon Campbell
	Personal Archaeology The Politicisation of Remembering —Judge Dredd and Horror Stories by Mark P. Williams
	Cartoon Alley : Brent Willis Brent Willis currently lives in Lyall Bay, Wellington and has been making underground self-published comics since the mid 1990s. by Brent Willis
	* * * * * WEREWOLF ISSUE 29, March, 2012 * * * * * The March 2012 Edition of Werewolf