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Durbanite brings Charlotte to life in Sneddon production
Local newsBelinda Henwood is a born and bred Durbanite who graduated from Natal Technikon (DUT) in 1992 and landed the title…
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Diving into Gen Z culture
Local newsHighway Mail's intern journalist, Lusanda Khulani Luthuli, shares his thoughts on Generation Z's trends.
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Each day is a gift for Hillcrest AIDS Centre patient
Local newsThe Respite Unit at the Hillcrest AIDS Centre Trust has helped patient Thomas make a remarkable recovery and has given…
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Indigenous plants to replace cut down trees on Westville M13 verge
Local newsThe fallen trees will be replaced by a fence and lovely indigenous plants. Plants will include the Kei apple, aloes,…
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Prestigious winter classic returns to Shongweni
Local sportThe Winter Classic will showcase numerous famed riders from across South Africa as well as a fantastic day out for…
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VIDEO: Pinetown baby diagnosed with heart disorder needs your urgent help
Local news"Our plea to the public is to please help us give our baby a chance to live. That's ultimately all…
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Forest View twirls to sixth spot
NewsWhile the girls are saddened they didn't make it to nationals, they are grateful to their coaches and family for…
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Help Kloof Conservancy locate poisonous plant
Local newsThere is nothing sweet about this lollipop climber as its fruit is poisonous and allergic skin reactions to the seeds…
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Pinetown police search for kidnapped girl (10)
Local newsParents have received a message to deposit R20 000 for the return of Siphumelele.
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Join this Queensburgh family for a parkrun on this Saturday
Local newsFew five-year-olds can boast that they have already completed 50 parkruns. Daniel Cason can, because he ran his 50th on…
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Tell someone: Bullying is a crime, says Bellair SAPS
CrimePolice visited a school in Seaview to teach learners about the reality of bullying and help them understand that it…
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Large shoals of sards seen attracting gannets in Dwesa Marine Reserve
Local news"These fish are very unpredictable and have always kept us all guessing about their movement" - KZNSB's Greg Thompson.
