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New Zealand poet Craig A. Roberts lives between the mountains and the sea, on Kapiti Coast, Aotearoa New Zealand. Craig weaves poetic tales and meditations as he explores God's love and pain for people and Creation.Craig holds a PhD in leadership studies. Poet and practitioner-scholar he works alongside pioneering leaders in New Zealand and Australia. Helping them make sense of their uncertain worlds led him to choose the bardic way of writing.
New Zealand poet Craig A. Roberts lives between the mountains and the sea, on Kapiti Coast, Aotearoa New Zealand. Craig weaves poetic tales and meditations as he explores God's love and pain for people and Creation.Craig holds a PhD in leadership studies. Poet and practitioner-scholar he works alongside pioneering leaders in New Zealand and Australia. Helping them make sense of their uncertain worlds led him to choose the bardic way of writing.
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Grant Robertson was a member of Parliament for fifteen years, including being New Zealand's Minister of Finance from 2017 to 2023 and Deputy Prime Minister from 2020 to 2023. In addition, he was Leader of the House, and held Ministerial portfolios in Infrastructure, Sport and Recreation, Racing, Earthquake Commission, Cyclone Recovery and an Associate Ministerial role in Arts, Culture and Heritage.
Jane Roberston has lived in Governors Bay at the head of Whakaraupō Lyttelton Harbour for twenty years. She has a doctorate in education, has taught history and English, and worked as a teacher-educator, a researcher in the field of higher education and an editor and local history researcher/writer. Her previous publications include a short history of Risingholme Community Centre and a significant local history, Head of the Harbour about Governors Bay, Ohinetahi, Allandale and Teddington. Her interest in the history of the area developed when she was co-editing the local Bay News and decided to record the memories of some older residents.