IT’S BEEN A LONG TIME BETWEEN DRINKS.
We can’t deny it, but then it’s been a funny old world of late and we haven’t exactly been idle:
one of us started a family and found a magic 8 ball, the other got sick, got better and learnt the banjo,
and together we survived the pandemic. And by golly we did better than survive - we thrived!

We set to work on another mag, we helped make a record, we stayed home and we were kind, and now we’re back -
so hold on tight, cos just like Shakespeare wrote King Lear in the midst of the
Black Plague we’re been working on a few things too. And we’re not talking banjo. 

We’re looking forward to rolling them out, making our clients look good and in the meantime,
if you have a story for us or need some creative mojo in your life then get in touch, we’re listening.
But enough about us, how you doing? 

ISSUE 17

Plenty tunes in and turns on to catch up with some great Bay bands, Dr Hamish Campbell fills us in on what lies beneath and Kate Meads makes it easy being green, and we find out about finding homes with The People’s Project and the fine art of distilling with the Pink and White Gin Co. So cheers!

ISSUE 16

It’s summer and Plenty takes a jump to the left with Richard O’Brien and meets artists Sarah Jane Moon and Marc Spijkerbosch, finds Dan Sharp and Aroha’s Way, looks back at when Barry was big in the Bay, and tells you all you need to know about our national footwear. They’re jandals!

ISSUE 15

It’s all good as we talk politics with James Shaw, get it on like Donkey Kong with Albert Belz, and meet ace Ōhiwa illustrator Katrin Kadelke, while J.P. Pomare puts Maketū on the literary map, Plenty gets to have its cake and eat it, and Jenny Michie talks about the sad demise of the jandal (kind of).