Details follow of dangers lying in wait for the service Underline the ways in which roads policing provides a crucial service. The public disaffection with traffic law enforcement and monitoring policies that the legitimacy of the police itself couldĪfter a brief update of recent developments concerning roads policing nationally and internationally, the second section will Indeed, it will be contended that unless great care is taken, such could be

Logged and more drivers becoming criminalised. Public could be close at hand, as more reliance is placed on enforcement technology resulting in more vehicle movements being As was the situation a century ago, potential and actual conflict with the driving Services requires urgent care and attention.

This is a detail-rich story, and Hosking's clear, lilting voice, with its slight Australian accent, is a true pleasure.This paper will argue that roads policing is the public face of the police for many citizens, and thus, enjoys an elevated profile. In addition, Hosking effectively projects Zeke's uncertainty about whether or not he should get his own son wings in a system full of corruption. Hosking expertly projects Zeke's confusion and shifting emotions as he uncovers the young woman's true story. Zeke, the traditional noir cop turned cynical private eye, is trying to track down a young nanny who has stolen her charge. Peter Hosking does an excellent job clearly differentiating between the two main characters. 'In this slightly futuristic world, there's a class divide between rich fliers, with genetically engineered attached wings, and wretchedly poor non-fliers. In a word: Unputdownable.' Author: Townsville Bulletin 'It’s a fascinating read which will keep you guessing all the way.and, maybe, even wishing for some wings of your own. Underneath it all, there's an exciting, sometimes romantic, and often scary story.' Author: Helen Watson White, Sunday Star Times, NZ I found the descriptions of urban slums and city-edge wastelands a disturbing commentary on present trends. There’s realism too, however, and not a little humour, in the humans’ tendency to fail spectacularly (like Icarus) – or at least to fall short. 'There’s magic in the descriptions of visionary architecture and idealistic modified environments, as well as in the imagined realisation of the ancient human aspiration for flight. When We Have Wings is that rare thing, a compelling read that is both emotionally and intellectually satisfying.' Author: Amanda Lohrey 'A brilliantly conceived vision, bold in its execution and utterly convincing in its detail. This is an addictive mystery, clever and compelling.' Author: Jane Campion, director of The Piano and Bright Star The world of flying is so complete, so detailed and real, it was as if I was flying, as if I could feel my wings.

'This book is intoxicating it made me imagine things I never imagined before.

When we have wings by claire corbett