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Stylish Summerhill Fashion Show raises more than R70 000
Local newsThe event has become a highlight on the annual North Coast calendar.
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New Dolphin Coast Conservancy chair Tessa Duane steps up to protect the local environment
Local newsBuilding on the work done by her predecessors, Tessa wants to strengthen the DCC's public profile, including through a greater…
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Tinley Manor conservationist helping rewild one of South Africa’s biodiversity hotspots
Local newsWhat began as a focused protection effort has evolved into a full-scale rewilding project.
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No will? Here’s what happens to your estate in South Africa
Local newsAhead of Wills Week, experts warn that dying without a valid will can leave your family facing delays, costs and…
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Latest crime stats reveal violent crime concerns in Umhlali, KwaDukuza and Tongaat
CrimeUmhlali ranked 28th for attempted murder with 16 cases, one more than last year.
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Stranded lesser flamingo rescued from Ballito beach [Watch]
Local newsFlamingos are no strangers to South Africa, but spotting them on Ballito’s beaches is a rare sight.
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BREAKING: Relief for embattled farmers as wage agreement reopens North Coast sugar mills following prolonged closure
Local newsEmployees are expected to report for duty on September 9, with startup plans for each mill to be communicated once…
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#FishEagle: Big garrick and hefty stumpies kick off spring fishing on the North Coast
Local sportRock and surf anglers will soon be looking north for grunter ahead of the species' annual spawning season, as well…
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Proposed driving licence extension open for public comment
Local newsThe change could reduce queues at Driving Licence Testing Centres and save motorists time and money by halving the frequency…
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#Letter: Vote vultures move in for the kill
LettersIt is that time of the year when politicians emerge from the woodwork once again.
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Letter: Qoqulwazi High School matric dance creates lasting memories
LettersA vintage car capped a magical night.
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TheSomedayShift: Who is holding your rope?
OpinionOur inherent 'humanness' may matter more than ever nowadays.
