TARADALE BLOKE REPORTS NEIGHBOUR'S KID'S CHALK RAINBOW AS "UNLICENSED ROAD ART"
The artist is seven. The complainant has a tape measure and a printout of the wrong bylaw.
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The artist is seven. The complainant has a tape measure and a printout of the wrong bylaw.
The cat, a ginger tom called Brendan, is currently leading the poll by 14 votes.
Eight residents, two folding chairs, one ute. The ute won, briefly.
The boat hasn't touched water since 1994. Neither has the driveway seen a car.
Victim alleges the same bird has been clocking him since Tuesday. Police have classified it as a Bird Matter.
Two families, one fishing rod, one Facebook post that should've been left alone.
Footage shows the tabby standing on a recycling bin to press the button. Twice in one night.
The scarecrow is wearing a hi-vis and Gerald's old fishing hat.
The possum has not been named but is described as 'a known offender' by two neighbours.
Author signs off as 'A Concerned Neighbour' but everyone reckons it's the bloke at number 14.
The scooter's owner, 81, was inside buying a Trumpet. The fine is $40.
The tree has produced 14 lemons this season. The dispute has produced 47 emails.
Two factions, one cul-de-sac, zero hose. Police describe the situation as 'ongoing and frankly embarrassing'.
Complainant has filed three reports, two diagrams, and a strongly worded letter to ECan.
The neighbour wanted Mist Grey. She got blue.
Riddiford Street is at war with one man and a Stihl.