Royal commission finds Hamilton Kmart 'treasure hunt' was, in fact, lost stock
After 14 months, 47 witnesses, and one weeping assistant manager, the Commission has reached its findings.
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After 14 months, 47 witnesses, and one weeping assistant manager, the Commission has reached its findings.
Other team's parents reckon the segments were cut to intimidate. They were not wrong.
Hamilton City Council wanted feedback on a $48,000 bronze. They got it.
What we know: the Hilux has more flags than the Beehive. What we don't know: which country it represents.
Wendy thought a bag of peas had burst upstairs. She has no upstairs.
Strongly-worded letter cites 'aquatic overreach' and the late Mr Pemberton's blood pressure.
Sources allege Auckland Council has reversed the chlorine-to-water ratio. The Daily Yarn has spent six weeks investigating a glass of water.
The bath was at 9.40. The cardboard was destroyed by 10.06. Police are not involved, but should be.
The cat is fine. The silverbeet is not. The Dunedin City Council is, as ever, reviewing.
Three mayoral candidates promise to fix the ring road. None of them define ring, road, or fix.
Wagner Place residents have lodged three noise complaints and one vibe complaint in a fortnight.
The gnome was holding a tiny fishing rod. The fishing rod was holding back six weeks of shit.
Phase two was described as "in scoping" by someone who would not give their name.
One parent ticked the box. Another parent disputes the tick.
The artist is seven. The complainant has a tape measure and a printout of the wrong bylaw.
Dallas now has to give way to himself when reversing the Hilux.
The Hilux is parked outside a Lincoln Road job site. The hotplate is on the cab. WorkSafe has been notified.
The cat, a ginger tom called Brendan, is currently leading the poll by 14 votes.
One mother brought a stopwatch. The deputy principal brought a clipboard. Neither is backing down.
Three weeks on, the staffroom carpet still sparkles. So does the principal.