Anyone for an exotic snack? Spotted in Papakura.

A reader found what can only be described as a Mark Sainsbury cupcake decorating kit.

The local mayoral race just got exciting! Spotted in Parnell.

As an immigrant I decided that a raincoat in Auckland's inclement weather was an essential item.

"The driver looked well pleased so had obviously had a good hunt, with two goats strapped to the back of his Subaru."

A reader writes: "I have noticed this car around Greenlane a few times." The reader's a little puzzled as to why you'd have such a moniker.

Adjusted sign, strangely on the corner of Crematorium Rd, Levin.

China has bought 5 per cent of the Ukraine's land to farm, as demand for food grows.

I was looking forward to the passing lane at the Brynderwyns, as I was stuck behind a logging truck, but then, lo and behold, another one pulls out and overtakes so no one can pass.

Nasa is looking for volunteers to stay in bed for 70 days straight and they'll pay you $18k for your trouble.

A little mayo on the side? Spotted in a wine fridge at Fresh Choice Half Moon Bay.

The plant aisle at The Warehouse, Sylvia Park is a little one-sided ...

Should Hide and Seek be an Olympic sport? Yasuo Hazaki thinks so and is lobbying for it to be part of the Tokyo Olympics.

A new app called Ghetto Tracker - a service that helps people identify safe areas in unfamiliar cities.

A Glasgow cafe has come under criticism for selling Breaking Bad crystal meth cupcakes.

A tale of two companies and a burst water pipe in mt Eden, writes Warwick.

Letter to Miss Manners, Washington Post, August 2013. "I am in my mid-50s, and one of my sisters is in her early 60s.

Council officials in Newport City in Wales are trying to work out who planted cannabis plants in public flower pots in town.

Australian personal trainer and owner of MelVFitness shows how those before and after weight loss pictures are just a manipulation.

I bought one of those over-priced helium-filled remote-controlled shark balloons. It took about 3 hours to assemble.

A restaurant at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art has added a 20-item selection of waters from around the world.