Macandrew Bay dog attends more committee meetings than his owner, minutes confirm
Barnaby the labrador has sat through four meetings this year. His owner has managed one, and left early.
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Barry has never met a seagull incident he couldn't stretch to 800 words.
Barnaby the labrador has sat through four meetings this year. His owner has managed one, and left early.
Club treasurer defends the swap. Sideline dads defend nothing of the sort.
Mate of mine reckons the chippie measured it with a pie in one hand.
Builder insists the measurements are correct. The chair insists otherwise.
The scarecrow is called Nigel. Nigel is not going anywhere. The man behind Nigel is, apparently, on a journey.
The consent is in order. The posts are not.
After 14 months, 47 witnesses, and one crying deputy principal, the Commission has delivered its findings.
Half the plot reckons it's a vegetable. The other half reckons someone's having a lend.
After 47 sitting days and one submission written in glitter pen, the Commission has reported back.
The line item sits between 'kerb realignment' and 'consultation phase 2'. Nobody at council can say what a vibe costs per hour.
Mrs Lorraine Beattie has been on the lollipop for six weeks. Idling times are down 40 percent. Nobody's laminated a complaint yet.
Bloke filled up. Pump filed a novel.
Christchurch City Council confirms works paused pending an arborist, a mediator, and possibly a priest.
The downward dogs are downward. The B7s are being called. Nobody is leaving.
The sausage sizzle float was $3.50 light. Nobody's leaving the hall until someone owns up.
The duck looked both ways. The Hilux behind it did not.
Temperature at time of gritting: 14 degrees. Forecast low: 11. Locals asked to please stop laughing.
One cloud. One suburb. One MetService app now sitting face-down on the bench.
Bloke I know reckons the fee's got a fee. And that fee's got a mate.
Recommendation 14 concerns lawn ornaments. The plumber is still owed $487.