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School year promises to be one of boosts – in provision and learner numbers
It was a nerve-wracking but exciting morning for the Helderberg’s 2023 crop of Grade 1 learners – and their emotional yet proud parents – as they embarked on their first official day of formal education at local schools. >>> Browse…
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School year promises to be one of boosts – in provision and learner numbers
It was a nerve-wracking but exciting morning for the Helderberg’s 2023 crop of Grade 1 learners – and their emotional yet proud parents – as they embarked on their first official day of formal education at local schools. >>> Browse…
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Fatal drowning at Strand beach
The body of the man, from Delft, has been taken into the care of Government Health Forensic Pathology Services and police have opened an inquest docket.
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Fatal drowning at Strand beach
The body of the man, from Delft, has been taken into the care of Government Health Forensic Pathology Services and police have opened an inquest docket.
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Portable toilets found dumped
Council has launched an investigation after a truckload of removable containers collected from portable flush toilets (PFTs) in the Helderberg was found dumped along an arterial route – allegedly by a subcontractor caught in the act.
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Locals shine at Trans Agulhas
A strong showing of Helderberg pilots were on full display at the 2022 Six Gun Grill Trans Agulhas Challenge at the end of December.
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Portable toilets found dumped
Council has launched an investigation after a truckload of removable containers collected from portable flush toilets (PFTs) in the Helderberg was found dumped along an arterial route – allegedly by a subcontractor caught in the act.
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Locals shine at Trans Agulhas
A strong showing of Helderberg pilots were on full display at the 2022 Six Gun Grill Trans Agulhas Challenge at the end of December.
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Blind eye no hindrance to Mischke
Being blind in one eye has not stopped a 31-year-old social worker at Child Welfare SA Helderberg from pursuing her dreams both academically and in sport, as she continues to strive towards personal accomplishments and inspire others.
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Blind eye no hindrance to Mischke
Being blind in one eye has not stopped a 31-year-old social worker at Child Welfare SA Helderberg from pursuing her dreams both academically and in sport, as she continues to strive towards personal accomplishments and inspire others.
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