SUMNER STREET CONVENES KERBSIDE TRIBUNAL AFTER TRADIE'S HILUX BLOCKS THREE DRIVEWAYS
Eight residents, two folding chairs, one ute. The ute won, briefly.
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Margaret has covered suburban Christchurch for forty years and believes every fence dispute is a constitutional crisis.
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.
Linen shirts limp. Sourdough won't rise. One woman blames the council.
Ratepayer asked what a vibe costs per hour. Council declined to specify.
The boundary peg has never been so respected. The duplex has never looked so stupid.
Umpire is 15. Mum is 47. Saturday at Ngataringa Park did not go well for either.