An unusual sales pitch at a Waikato plant nursery...

On Saturday, Steve returned to where he had parked in a seniors park at the Glenfield Shopping Centre and found an anonymous note on his motorbike.

One persons leg of lamb is someone else's chance to get high...

Rob has recently discovered a switch just behind the steering wheel in my car which, when I turn it one way, automatically applies some soapy water on to the front windscreen of my car...

A letter from a neighbour in your letter box can only spell trouble, right?

Fat Water and Cecil the lion speaks, from the other side...

In Dunedin the council let you park on the footpath in narrow streets...

Remember playing bullrush?

"Looks like the road-cone fairies visited Waiuku on Monday night," says a resident who took this picture.

Duck hunter becomes duck helper and listening and your teens door...

Modern Life is full of things to dislike...

Teacher lonely day is all a bit sad...

Principal sell school playground on Trade Me and early towing on Onewa Road...

Does no one at Spark know what the Camorra is? And is pear juice a cure for hangovers?

An eye-watering speeding fine for Gary when he visited South Australia is a warning to others...

Sausage fingers mistake trouble for sky customer...

A man with a beer under his belt and an axe spells trouble...

A last evergarage sale, window washers and a grown-up behaving badly.

Terrible Auckland footpaths and equally horrifying Wellington toilets...

A warm engine a great place for a cat nap...

Ultimate British prank on British police...

A man with diseased blood fertilises his roses with it and strangers fed mother's hospital parking metre...

Crying can be good for you...

For a cosmetic to be lab bled 'natural' it only need to be 1% natural, not like these 100% natural lashes...

It seems there is a thriving cheap labour market in the advertising flyer distribution business.

A 69-year-old Californian man has been arrested for practising medicine without a licence at a fake cancer treatment office.

"One of my earlier jobs was an outbound sales role doing cold calls to residential homes," writes a reader.