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#Letter: Kudos to officers who kept beaches safe
Letters"The public responded positively to this enforcement, and local residents encouraged our beach officials... even with cool drinks" - Ward…
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#BookReview: A slow-burn thriller
Top storiesWe Were Never Here by Andrea Bartz is an excellent psychological thriller that leaves you guessing, and while the narrator,…
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#ReportBack: Docrra to join IDP representative forum
BlogsDocrra is pleased to announce that it has secured representation on the new Integrated Development Plan (IDP) Representative Forum of…
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Melville fashionista sews her dreams a dress at a time
Local newsHolding a financial management diploma from Thekwini College, the bubbly young entrepreneur works from her home garage with two employees.
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North Coasters swing for a good cause raising R21 000 for Orphan Fund
Local sportThe event is one of the most significant fundraisers for the Orphan Fund every year, organised by Ballito residents Malcolm…
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#FishEagle: Murky water cause angler annoyance
Local sportIn some areas the usual small shad produced interest but these fish do not remain on the bite for very…
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Beware the march of the deadly S.lupi worm, warn Ballito vets
Local newsThe worm infestation first became a matter of concern more than 2 years ago, but an increasing number of cases…
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#MovieReview: ‘Don’t Look Up’ is too preachy to be enjoyable
Top storiesDespite one of the best casts in cinema history, the film's comedy elements fall largely flat while its central message…
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#Perspective: Beginning with gratitude
BlogsEvery new year feels alive with possibilities and expectations and I can take it on a day at a time.…
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Swarm of bees attacks garden workers at Umhlali home
Local newsIt is understood the men were mowing a lawn near a beehive, causing the bees to become agitated.
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New watchdog organisation in KwaDukuza
Local newsMany residents will recognise the KDRF name, which is shared by a popular series of WhatsApp, Telegram and Facebook groups…
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Veterinary Council confirms there is no merit in vet collusion claims on North Coast
Local newsThe shortage is attributed to the high number of vets emigrating because their qualifications are accepted in Australia, New Zealand…
