HERNE BAY MAN CONVINCED NEIGHBOUR'S SOLAR PANELS ARE 'WATCHING HIM MOW'
Reckons the glare hits different when he's shirtless. Neighbour reckons he's a knob.
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Reckons the glare hits different when he's shirtless. Neighbour reckons he's a knob.
Front door, driveway, and shed remain, in his words, 'not the point'.
She's rotated the Hills hoist twice. The panels, she says, rotated with her.
Ewe number 447 was collected from a South Belt paddock on Tuesday. Nobody on the street will comment on the record.
One flap of plastic. Three days of accusations. A retired accountant has printed diagrams.
Guys. Guys. I never thought I'd have to make this video.
The vessel hasn't touched water since Muldoon was in charge. Its owner says that's the point.
The notes started in June. They are now laminated and cable-tied to fenceposts.
The road in question is a driveway. The art in question is a rainbow.
Both families produce receipts. Neither receipt is for Keith.
Three hours, two retired teachers, one Resene swatch — and still no resolution.
It was a Tuesday morning on Salamanca Road. Nothing about that day suggested what was about to unfold.
The lid was up eight centimetres. The street WhatsApp has not recovered.
Suspect smiled, said please, and put the parcel on the dry side of the porch. Police attended.
It was a Sunday morning on the Coast. The hum began at 7.04am. By 7.06am, a petition had been drafted.
Eleven notes in a fortnight. The dog remains at large.
Three mailboxes hit overnight. Two say 'cooked'. One has paw prints.
Enormous rogue ball brings new definition to 'car boot sale' on main street.
The bath was at 9.40. The cardboard was destroyed by 10.06. Police are not involved, but should be.
His Jimny turned up on gravel with the side-step hanging off. Adam did not.