Quentin Miller of Te Atatū South writes: "Recent roadworks on Swanson Rd. Within 1km we have six speed humps or concrete islands plus two pedestrian crossings recently constructed. This pothole in the middle apparently isn't
Sideswipe: July 18: Pothole problems in Swanson
Ana Samways
A two-finger waving hand that attaches to your dashboard. So you'll never miss another wave again.
Boom times for salty pizza toppings
Anchovies are reportedly raining from the sky across San Francisco. One person said they "heard a whoosh sound behind me and heard a massive splat" before seeing fish scattered on a nearby driveway. Another said they assumed "a band of roving kids were doing a TikTok sardine-throwing challenge on a roof somewhere" after seeing several fish fall onto the footpath.
Larry Collins from the San Francisco Community Fishing Association said: "I heard stories just last week from guys who said that the water out there was just covered with thousands of birds, and the birds were just sitting on the water with anchovies in their mouths because they can't eat anymore." As far as the fish raining onto city streets, birds like pelicans are almost certainly to blame. Cooler than usual water temperature is the reason for the anchovy population boom.