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Sideswipe: When it comes to parking, which has precedence?
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Sideswipe: A night in bed at the movies
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Sideswipe: Are there two sets of parking rules?
"Saw this creative parking by Auckland Council on the North Shore," writes Martin.
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Sideswipe: May 3: Anyone fancy a 'trip' to the hospital?
The busy footpath outside Auckland hospital is a major trip hazard.
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Sideswipe: Grammar vandalism
"I would say ... Do not do grammar vandalism on the wall," writes a reader.
Sideswipe: Angry slipper
"I realised over the weekend that my Mum has some very angry-looking slippers!"
Sideswipe: Waipu's answer to traffic congestion
"Apparently we needed a traffic island," writes Clare.
Sideswipe: April 18: Resting on their laurels
"Think they're resting on their laurels," says Ruth.
Sideswipe: Long-life voucher
A family had a voucher from April 2002 which they redeemed yesterday — 17 years later.
Sideswipe: Gran-standing pressure
When Regan asked her mother to take care of her plants, her mum decided to troll her.