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  • William to climb world’s coldest mountain

    Local news

    A local climber will take on the tallest mountain peak in North America in memory of his wife, who died…

  • Company takes measures to control gypsum dust

    Local news

    MacDonald's Transport is working with the municipality and neighbouring companies to deal with the issue of gypsum dust blowing all…

  • Wiseman’s orchids are a delight

    Local news

    Gardener, Wiseman Shabalala, is proud of the orchids he planted at Fordell in Musgrave Road.

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    Let the Valley of 1000 Hills take your breath away

    Local news

    If you are looking for some awesome local attractions, then the Valley of 1000 Hills is a must see.

  • Beat the bank with these easy DIY festive decorations

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    With the help of Pinterest, we show you some inexpensive and cute DIY Christmas decorations.

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    Top 10 easy DIY Christmas gifts

    Local news

    Don't break your bank this festive season. Here are some easy, homemade gifts that won't cost you a small fortune.

  • Safety first on your matric vac

    Local news

    Being able to know that your child is safe, driving responsibly and can be located quickly if they need help…

  • Plan a safe trip this festive season

    Local news

    South Africa’s industry leader in vehicle parts, DIY and travel equipment shares some insights into great holiday travel planning.

  • Berea police encourage safe festive season

    Crime

    Berea police encourage the community to stay safe by taking extra precaution over the festive season.

  • Don’t let load shedding compromise security

    Crime

    Blue Security urges residents to test their batteries to make sure that they do not run dry during load shedding.

  • Festive kite flying event

    Local news

    SAILORS from the Royal Natal Yacht Club invite the public to fly high with them at their second Kite Flying…

  • Talk Sign campaign launched

    Local news

    The KZN Blind and Deaf Society hope sign language will be taught as a subject at tertiary institutions.

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