News
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A new crèche and fishing stars in the flesh – school news to catch up on
Local newsCelebrate the recent achievements of North Coast schools and pupils.
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Curro gears up for sports festival with impressive wins
SchoolsThe school will host a hockey and netball festival with teams from around KZN tomorrow.
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KwaDukuza waste collection resumes, lifeguards return after strike
MunicipalWaste collection teams will work throughout the weekend to catch up on missed services and restore normal operations.
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Westbrook artist turns trash into treasure – and helps stray cats too!
Local newsLouise Ruffieux sees an art piece waiting in everyday items that most of us would simply discard.
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Burnedale market lights up the night
Local newsThe night market is held on the first Friday of every month and is a great evening out for the…
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#PropertyReport: It is time for serious property investors to look north of Salt Rock
Local newsPopular estates, better access and the impact of Club Med point to a burgeoning area.
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Rescued loggerhead turtle released back into the wild after rehab process
Local news‘J’ the turtle was found in Umdloti in January and has been nursed back to full strength under observation at…
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Celebrate Mother’s Day this weekend with a series of exciting events
Local newsWining, dining and styling: Activities to make it a day to remember.
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The Gold Bar: Where motherhood meets leadership
BusinessSponsoredThe Gold Bar CEO Sholain Perumal recently embarked on the life changing journey of motherhood.
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North Coast estates join forces in response to municipal electricity crisis
Local newsA group of leading estates have formed a task team to collectively lobby for improved supply and communication.
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Hope in action: Summerhill invites community to get involved
Local newsVolunteers will have the opportunity to meet the Summerhill team and learn more about getting involved in long-term initiatives.
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Unpaid subsidies leave Tongaat crèches struggling to feed children
Local newsWhen subsidy payments are delayed, Hlengiwe Hlophe often relies on her personal savings to keep the centre running.
