There's $9.5 million available for Rugby World Cup parties available to anyone who can think of a good way to spend it.

The government announced the fund on Wednesday, saying the Lotteries fund is to support community events and activities for the Rugby World Cup 2011.
Tauranga MP Simon Bridges says the fund will ensure some great ideas are brought to life.
"The world cup is more than just the matches," says Simon, "we want to make sure our visitors get to see our country, meet our people and have a great time in between the games.
"Twenty-three centres around the country are hosting games or teams, bringing widespread economic benefits.
"This fund will ensure that Tauranga can make the most of the opportunity. There are already some great event and activity ideas out there. We want to hear more."
Applications for the New Zealand 2011 Festival Lottery Fund will open July 27 and close on August 31. Successful applicants will be announced by the end of October.
New Zealand 2011 Office Festival Director Briony Ellis says Tauranga has already put forward some great ideas for the festival.
People with ideas are advised to contact Peter Melgren at the Tauranga City Council.
The Bay of Plenty regional festival coordinator Dale Henderson says Peter will be able to mix and match if people approach seeking funding for similar ideas.
"The world's your oyster," says Dale.
"We are looking at events that show a point of difference for Tauranga."
Tauranga has to be realistic about how many visitors are likely to be in the region, but there could be more travelling through on any particular day.
Existing events could also look attracting the lottery fund support by changing their start dates to fit in with the Rugby World Cup festival, says Dale.