Gladstone umbrella lasts seven seconds, owner blames climate change and also his wife
The umbrella was new. It is now a sculpture.
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The umbrella was new. It is now a sculpture.
Wheelie bin last seen heading for Outram at pace. Owner not invited.
Staff say the bird turns up at 7am sharp and has opinions about the muffins.
MetService mentioned frost. West Auckland responded like the power was about to go out for a fortnight.
Umpire is 15. Mum is 47. Saturday at Ngataringa Park did not go well for either.
The gnome was holding a tiny fishing rod. The fishing rod was holding back six weeks of shit.
The sock is grey. The group has 34 members. The other sock is still missing.
Police have not ruled out that the gnome walked off. At this stage they've ruled out nothing.
Game abandoned at 14-all. Sideline dad still yelling about a forward pass twenty minutes later.
Owner told organisers the goat was 'for atmosphere'. Organisers say the atmosphere was already fine.
The new rule lasted four minutes before being tested. The bloke is still in the bin, sort of.
Suspicions raised when the bloke also wiped his boots before putting the parcel down.
Victim alleges the same bird has been clocking him since Tuesday. Police have classified it as a Bird Matter.
It was 19 degrees. He was outside forty minutes. He is now the colour of a chorizo.
Two mothers, one chilly bin, no oranges. The children watched.
Some reckon it's a typo. Others reckon the PTA knows something.
Forty-two metres of grievance, settled in the rain outside Devonport Primary.
Auckland Council says the shrub is 'of significance'. Locals say it's a bush.
Buried 2007. Due 2057. Opened Tuesday because Margaret's drawer is a disaster.
Standard package is a printed 6x4. Platinum gets you a USB and a longer chat with Santa.
The dad reckons it was pineapple ice. The ref says she couldn't see the try line.
Gold coin donation. Silver-level passive aggression. Bronze-medal parenting from three dads at the gate.
Taradale woman reports same pothole 14 times. Gets 14 identical hugs from a server.
Auckland Transport reckons the 2:1 ratio is 'within tolerance'. Tolerance for what, they wouldn't say.
Vanessa from Vauxhall Road has a slide deck. Hamish has a Range Rover. The bins have been emptied.
The pies were from the Vauxhall Four Square. The clipboard was from head office. Neither side enjoyed it.
Left foot's been doing solo work for nine days. The right one's finally got backup.
Family Court bracing for more once the air fryer queue clears.
Takapuna sparkie spent 45 minutes trying to pay a building consent. The portal told him to get rooted.
Three weeks of dire warnings undone by what one witness called 'barely a spit, honestly'.