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Want to win some free BurgerFuel? Simply snap us the shitfest of your student lifestyle for the chance to win. Collect from the SUB. Previous Next
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Levi Pennings Nexus: Tell us a bit about yourself. Who are you and where are you from? Levi: I’m Levi Pennings and I am a mechanical engineer from Hamilton. Nexus: Take us through your mullet journey. Where and when did it all begin? Levi: It all began when my mate
Suburban dad purchases ute Geoff, a local Team Manager, father and brown-nose operating out of Rototuna, Hamilton has made a great new purchase. Geoff is now the proud owner of a brand new Ford Ranger. “Yeah there’s pretty much fuck all parking at my job, house and pretty much everywhere
This week’s Mullet of the Week is a retired New Zealand Sevens work horse, playing in the 2016 Summer Olympics and finishing his Sevens career with 33 competition appearances, 169 games, 65 tries and 807 points. Nexus: Tell us a bit about yourself. Who are you and where are you
New Zealand Foods 10. Anything from House. Easy on the wallet but you don’t look interesting by posting it on Instagram week in week out. 9. WSU’s free snags. Comfort in the trying times of university. 8. Mav’s. You broke out of quarantine to get the forbidden nectar. 7. Fruber.
Josh responded to an online call for local mullets. Through a previous WSU President, we found this crusty, dusty, mulleted man and we’re stoked that we did. Nexus: Tell us a bit about yourself. Who are you and where are you from? Josh: I’m Josh. I’m a tradie from the
Late 90’s model farm ute still starts but requires push A local farmer operating just out of Te Awamutu has rolled his 1997 Toyota Hilux for the 6th time in his 19 years of ownership. Despite walking out unscathed the car in question appears to have taken some damage. “Yeah