Jaffas are red-shelled chocolate candies popular in Australia and New Zealand.This annual event was first held in 2001, and is held in July each year. The free buses will shuttle between Baldwin Street and the Octagon, regularly from 10:45am until 2pm. There are three races, and prizes for the people who bought a ticket for the winning Jaffas in each race. Your house is now sinking! This annual event was …
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A charity event where 75,000 Jaffas lollies, courtesy of Cadburys, are let roll down the steepest street in the world - Baldwin Street Dunedin in New Zealand. 'Woman too close to bison gets dragged along road and loses pantsWomen attack Chili's hostess for splitting large group for seatingAmazing rare lightning bolt hits a tree in clear daylightHilarious moment three canny canines join forces to steal foodDisturbing moment man shoots a loaded gun at his testiclesFarmer returns dumped tyres to alleged fly-tipper's lawnMoment SUV sideswipes red van in Piedmont, OklahomaFootball team rescues woman dangling off cliff by her HAIRWoman captures two cubs playing in daughter's paddling poolObama accuses Donald Trump of trying to 'kneecap the Post Office'Horror crash at illegal skate event sends two to hospitalFarmer films in front of mound of tyres dumped on his landPeople have been flocking to the street (pictured) to take photos with the properties that appear lopsided, to upload them to InstagramResidents who live on the world's steepest street are reportedly used to people puffing up and down the steep street to take photosBy tilting the camera on an angle, when this Instagram user took the photo, the house appears as if it is sinking into the groundThis group of friends appeared to be struggling to make it up the steep streetWoman too close to bison gets dragged along road and loses pantsWomen attack Chili's hostess for splitting large group for seatingAmazing rare lightning bolt hits a tree in clear daylightHilarious moment three canny canines join forces to steal foodDisturbing moment man shoots a loaded gun at his testiclesFarmer returns dumped tyres to alleged fly-tipper's lawnMoment SUV sideswipes red van in Piedmont, OklahomaFootball team rescues woman dangling off cliff by her HAIRWoman captures two cubs playing in daughter's paddling poolObama accuses Donald Trump of trying to 'kneecap the Post Office'Horror crash at illegal skate event sends two to hospitalFarmer films in front of mound of tyres dumped on his land The event is also known as the 'running of the balls. Thousands flock to world's steepest street in New Zealand for annual Jaffa Race where candy hits 100km/h Crowds of 15,000 converged in Baldwin Street in …