HILLMORTON GNOME VANISHES OVERNIGHT, NEIGHBOURLY POST YIELDS 47 THEORIES AND ZERO GNOMES
One suggested the gnome 'walked off of his own accord'. Another blamed the nor'wester. Nobody blamed the actual suspect, which was almost certainly a teenager.
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One suggested the gnome 'walked off of his own accord'. Another blamed the nor'wester. Nobody blamed the actual suspect, which was almost certainly a teenager.
Owner says the gnome, Reginald, had been on the front lawn since 2009. Theories include a possum, a magpie, and the bloke from number 42.
The paddock has gone quiet. The committee is meeting behind the trough.
The diagram shows a red car doing the right thing. One Te Aro pensioner has thirteen objections.
Regulars say the bird has been there longer than two of the baristas.
Witness reckons one officer was eating a muesli bar. Could not confirm flavour.
The kiwi, it seems, are not taking visitors. Particularly not the four-legged kind with opinions.
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The goat had no permit, no lead long enough, and no interest in the brass band.
Heather has THOUGHTS and she is not afraid to share them
Six A4 pages. Two highlighter colours. One corkboard near collapse.
The scarecrow has a rosette. There was no ceremony. Nobody knows who did it.
The route, three kilometres of poor decisions, has been described by the runner as 'a sunset loop'. It is not.
After 14 months and $2.3 million in fees, the Commission has determined the cat is, on the balance of probabilities, a cat.
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Strongly-worded letter cites 'aquatic overreach' and the late Mr Pemberton's blood pressure.
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