LOCALS STUNNED: TRADIES DISCOVER ULTIMATE 'BACKYARD' HOLIDAY: THE FRANKTON FIORD CRUISE ON PLASTIC CHAIRS
*Two Queenstown locals redefine frugality and fashion in the middle of a housing crisis.*
Building sites, utes, and the sacred morning pie ritual from Kaitaia to Bluff.
*Two Queenstown locals redefine frugality and fashion in the middle of a housing crisis.*
*Shapes on sites are shifting as Tauranga tradies swap building up for tearing down.*
_Three years of waiting for a plumbing job is the true Auckland experience._
A bloody good example of ‘size doesn’t matter’ gone wrong.
This council-approved structure has left tradies scratching their heads and residents shaking their fists.
A bloody unexpected find has left locals questioning the choices of past generations.
*Local scaffolders revel in a new pricing model that has tradesmen shaking their heads.*
*One Auckland builder has taken protests to a whole new level — this time involving timbre and tantrums.*
A rooftop sausage sizzle in Henderson has tradies across Auckland questioning their life choices.
_Somebody call the police; this is a crime against plumbing!_
Discovering a time capsule of tacky trends from the 2000s has left tradies in disbelief.
_One Hamilton East client seeks the ‘ideal’ kitchen straight from TV, but ends up with a colour palette that puts nurses to sleep._
Why talk about real issues when you can lecture on pastry safety?
*Mysterious labels spark confusion and a new trend in questionable wiring.*
*A bold new interpretation of architectural design has hit Karori, and it’s blowing through like a southerly squall.*
There's more than just earth behind that wall in Linwood.
*One local craftsman insists all work is complete—well, except the bits that aren’t.*