Christchurch city council installs EV chargers on Sumner cliff face no car can reach
Two units, one bollard, zero vehicles. Council calls it 'future-proofing'.
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Two units, one bollard, zero vehicles. Council calls it 'future-proofing'.
A Stuff investigation can reveal the truck was sent before the temperature hit double digits.
Engineer says it's 'not technically a wall anymore' but concedes it's still doing wall things.
Witness reckons one officer was eating a muesli bar. Could not confirm flavour.
Wagner Place residents have lodged three noise complaints and one vibe complaint in a fortnight.
Eight residents, two folding chairs, one ute. The ute won, briefly.
The fryer was off. The chips kept coming. Locals queued anyway.
The bin holds 47 jerseys, one shoe, and a lunchbox last seen in Year 3.
One says yellow bin Tuesday. One says fortnightly. One says the yellow bin is under review.
Parents reckon the only character being built is the one swearing at the touchline.
The thieves got a Makita combo kit. The community got 380 onions through a Briscoes pan.
Margaret Henderson is not convinced. Gerald would never have touched it.
One local's fringe reportedly took out a sunglasses display outside the dairy.