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Kerre Woodham: It's simple, officer, pie man needed a feed

Kerre Woodham: Excuse me Tau, that was MY line

Kerre Woodham: The stuff films are made of

Kerre Woodham: Better use of Women's Refuge money

Kerre Woodham: Love counts - not money

Kerre Woodham: Apocalypse now or later, life goes on for me

Kerre Woodham: Good sense prevails after 'Kiki' complaint

Kerre Woodham: Put off by the plastic pavilions

Kerre Woodham: Happiness depends on your state of mind, not state of your wallet

Kerre Woodham: Drop your daks for All Blacks

Kerre Woodham: Do gooders patronise instead of protecting

Kerre Woodham: Get tough on ex-pat bludgers

Kerre Woodham: School made wrong call with Head Boy drink-driver

Kerre Woodham: Bullied Casey's simple message

It's not surprising to see the outpouring of support for Casey Heynes, the 16-year-old Sydney schoolboy who has become a worldwide hero as a result of a YouTube video showing him turning the tables on a playground bully.