Richmond footpath upgrade halted by one camellia that won't budge
Christchurch City Council confirms works paused pending an arborist, a mediator, and possibly a priest.
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Rate rises, road cones and four-year consultations that baffle everyone but the consultants. Every Council Chaos yarn we have filed, newest first — 70 stories, none of them true.
Christchurch City Council confirms works paused pending an arborist, a mediator, and possibly a priest.
The report recommends a further report. Christchurch City Council says this is a positive finding.
The portal has rejected fourteen passwords. One was the portal's own suggestion.
Bloke I know reckons the fee's got a fee. And that fee's got a mate.
One councillor reckons the cross on top might be unpermitted signage.
Six blokes, two diggers, one shrub. Guess who's winning.
Sources who spoke to The Daily Yarn on condition of anonymity say the swings were 'basically fine, mate'.
Tasman District Council spent $47,000 on a plan. The plan did not survive a shrub.
Council confirms the submission was signed with a paw print and lodged before the deadline.
Constable Dave Pearce sits down in front of the ring light to talk about accountability and $47.80 in library fines that quietly disappeared.
Ratepayer meant to email QLDC. Ended up on a Hawke's Bay portal that at least had the decency to lie kindly.
Christchurch City Council has closed a working slide behind orange netting for reasons nobody can define in under 400 words.
Guys. Guys. I never thought I'd have to make this article. But here we are — four chargers, zero cars, one very confused seagull.
Ōpōtiki District Council insists the invoice is correct. The pipe insists on nothing, being imaginary.
Waikato District Council wanted feedback on a $48,000 bronze pigeon. They got it.
Whangārei District Council's goodwill gesture has retroactively pardoned the mayor's five-year hold on 'The Bourne Supremacy'.
One says yellow lid. One says red lid. One thanks her for joining a trial she's never heard of.
South Taranaki District Council says the two-to-one ratio is 'within tolerance', whatever that means.
Hamilton City Council wanted feedback on a $48,000 bronze. They got it.
A Bishopdale ratepayer addresses his community after a Stoke library amnesty wiped a Mayor's overdue DVDs.