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  • Bridge players return to the fold

    Local news

    This is a game played all over the world and you can now play on the internet with partners in…

  • Open gardens to help SPCA blossom

    Local news

    The Open Gardens fundraiser is proudly sponsored by Marshall Security.

  • Many familiar faces on Woodlands BC’s new committee

    Local news

    The Woodlands Bowling Club AGM was help on Saturday, 28 September.

  • Truck protest stops traffic

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    ASKING government how many deaths are too many, about 100 people gathered at the intersection of South Coast Road and…

  • Jacobs junction crash leaves two seriously hurt

    Local news

    TWO people were rushed to hospital on Saturday, 28 September after a collision at the intersection of Chamberlain Road and…

  • Craig Trott and his co-driver Janine Lourens

    YWP’s rally driver gears up

    Local news

    With only two points separating him from the leader in the national rally, Craig Trott is revved up to take…

  • Yajna Debideen is crowned second princess at the Miss India SA on Saturday, 7 September.

    YWP’s Yajna takes second princess to Miss India SA

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    YELLOWWOOD Park beauty Yajna Debideen (19) was crowned second princess at the Miss India South Africa pageant on Saturday, 7…

  • The newly-elected youth desk with some of the community members who attended the elections.

    New youth desk chairman eager to inspire youngsters

    Local news

    NEWLY-ELECTED youth desk committee chairman, Zanele Sibiya (29) is ready to knuckle down and tackle her role, which gives a…

  • Resource development director of Wilderness Leadership School at Stainbank Nature Reserve, Cherrly Curry looks small is size compared to the life-size elephant sculpture, 'Nomkhubulwane', which is formed out of recycled truck tyres.

    School pupils embarck on elephant walk

    Local news

    KENNETH Stainbank Nature Reserve in Yellowwood Park played host its first 'elephant walk' on Tuesday, 10 September.

  • Truck protest gets its own opposition

    Local news

    THE protest scheduled for Friday, 27 September has escalated from an anti-trucking march to a fight against big industries and…

  • R7-m beach wall repair ‘unlikely by December’

    Local news

    AN amount of R7-million has been allotted by the eThekwini municipality executive council to rebuild the collapsed wall and walkway…

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    Brazen burglars strike while families are home

    Crime

    A BLUFF woman was allegedly tied up in her home while thieves looted her house on Sunday, 15 September.

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