Features
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Design gaffe sees German stadium on Sydney Marathon finisher’s medal
Sydney Marathon organisers apologised for a design gaffe that saw Munich’s Allianz Arena appear on the medal instead of Sydney’s stadium.
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Prince Harry: royal misfit making unlikely UK return
Prince Harry returns to Britain with his family after six years in California, seeking reconciliation amid lingering royal family feuds.
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South Africa adopts new strategy to protect seabirds from fishing impacts
Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment adopts new five-year strategy to reduce incidental seabird mortality and strengthen monitoring in fisheries.
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Women’s Month | Eight ways to stay secure away from home
Women who feel safe behind their own gates and armed response systems often drop their guard the moment they leave home.
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Young Kuils River vocalist mentored by Grammy Award-winning artists
From Kuils River Primary Pop Idol to mentoring by Grammy Award-winning artists, 18-year-old Zara Mansfield reflects on her journey.
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Stellenbosch wine estate celebrates 50 years of pioneering Pinotage Rosé
Stellenbosch’s Delheim estate celebrates 50 years of its pioneering Pinotage Rosé, South Africa’s first rosé made from the distinctive Pinotage grape.
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Is this cave in Turkey where Homer wrote ‘The Odyssey’?
Turkish town of Bornova claims hillside cave as birthplace of Homer’s epic poems, sparking debate about ancient poet’s origins amid film revival.
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Teachers leaving as child welfare services collapse, warns academic
Almost half of South Africa’s teachers want to leave within a decade as child welfare services collapse, leaving vulnerable children without support systems.
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SANBI faces R839m infrastructure backlog as botanical gardens deteriorate
Parliament’s Portfolio Committee heard SANBI faces an R839 million infrastructure backlog by 2029/30, threatening botanical gardens’ conservation and tourism role.
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This South African river has a bacteria count off the charts: a natural filter is cleaning it for watering food gardens
Researchers in Franschhoek are using natural filtration systems to turn heavily polluted river water into a safe resource without chemicals.
