The Mad Gassers Tea Party held on Magellan Street on Monday presented ‘bullshit served up by the toxic coal-seam gas industry’. A sample meal might be a ‘Politicians’ Fishy Dish’ with an ‘I Don’t Give a Toss Salad’. Adam Guise played the butler and told Echonetdaily, ‘street theatre can lend humour to a very serious issue, while highlighting what the coal-seam gas industry is getting away with.’
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