RANGIORA WOMAN RINGS 111 ON COURIER FOR BEING "TOO NICE"
Suspect smiled, said please, and put the parcel on the dry side of the porch. Police attended.
Aotearoa's finest fabricated news
Margaret has covered suburban Christchurch for forty years and believes every fence dispute is a constitutional crisis.
Suspect smiled, said please, and put the parcel on the dry side of the porch. Police attended.
To my community, I am so sorry. The receipt is still printing.
Customer wants a refund. Customer also wants the sausages back.
Owner says dog's a "real killer" despite snooze-heavy tactics.
Local puppy's soap bubble tail threatens Ashburton's artisanal market economy.
The pies were from the Vauxhall Four Square. The clipboard was from head office. Neither side enjoyed it.
Quarter-time slicing now run by a woman called Donna and a laminated roster.
Vanessa from Vauxhall Road has a slide deck. Hamish has a Range Rover. The bins have been emptied.
The wall is 30 years old. The wire is older. The slope behind it contains a trampoline.
Cookbook is 47 days overdue. Fine is $3.20. The crying went on for some time.
Two mothers, one chilly bin, no oranges. The children watched.
Council insists the pipe is there. The ground disagrees.
Eight residents, two folding chairs, one ute. The ute won, briefly.
The boat hasn't touched water since 1994. Neither has the driveway seen a car.
Under-13 match held up 22 minutes while bloke explains astronomy to a teenager in a hat.
Driver insists the app said 'board vessel'. The vessel had left at 6.40am.
Footage shows the tabby standing on a recycling bin to press the button. Twice in one night.
She was saving them for a toaster. The toaster is no longer on the table. Neither is the scooter, technically.
Auckland Council says the shrub is 'of significance'. Locals say it's a bush.
Margaret Henderson is not convinced. Gerald would never have touched it.