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  • Narrow escape for Sheffield family after rock thrown across N2

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    This is the sixth rock throwing incident to have been reported on the North Coast.

  • A gooey business on the Coast

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    Skyler Carmichael has already landed a contract with Spar and is exporting the green stuff to Swaziland.

  • The wild wild west of Umhlali

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    While Ballito consisted of a few beach shacks, Umhlali was the hub of the farming community with the heart of…

  • Another car stoned from Boy’s Town bridge

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    In the latest in a string of shocking incidents, another car was stoned from the same bridge where a group…

  • Alternative medicine – The pathway towards future medical treatment

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    Alternative medicine is becoming mainstream at a rapid rate, with doctors getting more requests for referrals and even combining them…

  • Trending stories of the week

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    From a number of rock-throwing incidents to protest action in Etete. Here is a list of this week's top stories.

  • Nurdles going nowhere slowly

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    The crisis arose after 49 tons of tiny plastic pellets, or nurdles, were washed off a ship in Durban harbour…

  • Fighting the good fight

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    Narcotics Anonymous describes itself as open to anyone who wants to stop using drugs or has a substance abuse issue,…

  • Body found in Umvoti River

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    The body was seen by a cattle herder and a man collecting wood near the river

  • Children stone car on M4

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    Four boys aged between 10 to 12 years old were spotted standing on the Boys Town bridge, Tongaat.

  • Tempers flare over New Year’s fireworks

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    Only hours into the new year, the Dolphin Coast Neighbours Facebook group was inundated with 'missing animal' posts, with some…

  • Rock throwing – Bridges to be enclosed?

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    "We are investigating the possibility of installing safety barriers in the form of steel cages to prevent objects being thrown…

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