Royal commission finds Taradale snow panic was based on "a bloke's hunch"
After 14 months and $2.3 million, the Commission has determined it did not, in fact, snow.
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After 14 months and $2.3 million, the Commission has determined it did not, in fact, snow.
After 14 months and $2.3m in legal fees, the Commission has determined the umbrella was, on the balance of probabilities, a bit shit.
Clubcard says 40 points. Receipt says 4. Deborah says she'll die on this hill.
He's from Auckland, he's got batteries, and he's not going anywhere.
After 47 sitting days and one adjournment for a barbecue, the Commission delivers its findings on Awapuni's gnome question.
She brought a two-litre thermos. Locals now understand this was a warning.
The downward dogs are down. The bingo callers are ropeable. Nobody's leaving.
Bottom layer predates the current principal. Possibly the current century.
The policy says 'mid-calf'. One mum reckons that's a range. The chair reckons it's a line.
Denise had been saving for a ham since March. The ham is now theoretical.
A public servant told the ref "oh mate, GREAT call" and was in the bin before the restart.
The cat, known to the street as Mr Whiskerston, has received 43 of 61 votes and is currently asleep on a Corolla.
The onions were browning. So, briefly, was the non-fiction section.
The Auckland chippie who took the job in 2022 has since had two kids and one divorce.
MetService said minus one. Hamilton said stock up like the roads are closing.
By 8.14am one mum had turned her phone off and cried into a flat white.
Parents say the sonnet about the pickup lane is 'a bit much for a Wednesday'.
Coach reckons the app was confident about the 8.15am sailing. There is no 8.15am sailing.
Visibility on Wednesday morning was described as 'about a metre, tops' by a woman who had already given up.
The road in question is a driveway. The art in question is a rainbow.