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Learners injured in crash at Lakeside Crossing
Local newsThe minibus taxi flipped over after the collision.
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End of an era: Dannhauser’s beloved Horizon Restaurant sold after 40 years
Dundee CourierWhen the restaurant opened, before 'transformation' in 1986. it was considered revolutionary for its inclusive spirit, diverse menu, and cultural…
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Dannhauser’s crumbling road network to get an upgrade…but illegal dumping still an issue
Dundee CourierWhile many housholds have been given black bags, dumping is still a problem in the town.
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Birdlife SA launches revised Red Data Book
Ladysmith GazetteSeveral vulnerable bird species, including Flamingos and Crown Eagles, are on the list.
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Dundee SAPS issues warning about online scams and criminals impersonating police officers
Dundee CourierResidents have been warned that unscruplous scam artists are using technology to trick victims.
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Newcastle’s Podcast Champions aim for the stars
Local newsThe 034 Issues Podcast is a platform dedicated to showcasing local talent, telling inspiring stories, and celebrating unsung heroes.
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St Dominics Newcastle’s Youth Desk gives to the less fortunate
Local newsThe school, joined by various other businesses, donated blankets, clothes, and food to the less fortunate who are the most…
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#Wellness Wednesday: Protect yourself from the flu this winter
Local newsAs temperatures drop and June approaches, winter has officially arrived and with it, flu season. It's not too late to…
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Ferrum serves up fun and fierce competition at padel tournament
Local newsExciting matches, food stalls and family fun made Ferrum High’s fundraising padel tournament a smashing success for a great cause.
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Chilly weather no match for warm spirits at Parkrun
Local newsParkrun at Rooi Point Farm proves the perfect winter mood booster with free fun, fitness, and friendly faces every Saturday.
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Amajuba hosts Hoezit Samelewing’s 5 vrouens en Ek
Local newsFrancois Boyce joined Amajuba High for a vibrant Women’s Day event, raising funds for school improvements and learner opportunities.
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Community says goodbye to ‘Uncle Bill’
Local newsBill was well known and respected in the Vryheid community for his expertise in electronics and strong work ethic.
