Trevor Hulett was literally flying high a few months ago, but now his feet are firmly on the ground, writes Debbie Reynolds.
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The charismatic Colonel Kweyama, new Hillcrest SAPS station commander, is a man with a mission, writes James Siddall.
Today is No Brainer Day, an unofficial holiday for you to do all those simple, obvious and/or logical tasks that don’t require much thought.
Today is Love Your Pet Day, a day to pamper your pet even more than usual.
The ads say “There’s more to life with a Volvo”, and if Peta Lee needed any confirmation of this, she got it – in bundles – when she drove the S60 D5.
Today is Random Acts of Kindness Day, an unofficial holiday celebrated around the world.
Yes, it’s Valentine’s Day, but did you know that it’s also National Organ Donor Day?
Today is The Day the Music Died Day – the day immortalised by Don McLean in the lyrics of American Pie.
Kloof Country Club has a rich history dating back to 1927
Heartwood Trees hopes to plant the seeds of giving. Cate Clarke met KZN representative Dave Earle at his Kloof home to find out more about this unique gifting concept.
Two passionate paddling brothers have decided that it’s high time to bring all the Dusi adventures to life in their book, Down the Dusi … then and now.
Gavin Foster blows a fuse over bureaucratic red tape
The Woodcrafters Association of Durban nurtures the creative yearning to chisel and carve, keeping an age-old tradition alive.
Peta Lee drools over the concept C-X75, recently unveiled at the Paris Motor Show to celebrate 75 years of iconic Jaguar design.
Quick to prepare and so delicious, this is the perfect way to kick-start your January detox
Gavin Foster has given up working on cars and bikes in his garage . . . for good reason!
Horses are as much a part of Hillcrest’s tapestry as the crisp air and open spaces
Rod Harris receives the ultimate Christmas gift from his old school friend Raymond Haycock – a life-saving kidney
Hillcrest’s Stuart Pringle came to the rescue of a Black Sparrowhawk chick which fell out of its nest during a powerful wind storm.
Nowadays, it seems that snakes and exotic pets have all sorts of health benefits.
Paris truly is the romantic capital of the world. Steeped in history and culture, extraordinary architecture and monuments, and boasting some of the most exclusive stores in the world, Pete Lee discovers that the French capital is a traveller’s paradise.
Porsche’s new Panamera has to be the ultimate mom’s taxi, writes Peta Lee.
Peta Lee meets the brains behind a local-is-lekker and incredibly successful range of pet shampoos.
Highway icon Joey du Plessis, founder and director of Careline Crisis & Trauma Centre, has made a difference in countless lives, writes James Siddall.
Sharing their space with a menagerie is a way of life embraced by Patty and Peter I’Ons every day, writes Cate Clarke.
Richard Chennells moved his growing family to Hillcrest, but is still “hands on” at The George Hotel & Brewery in Eshowe.
Kirsten Clark talks to a high priestess and dispels the mystique about witchery.
Businessman, herpetologist, professional speaker and author: Pat McKrill is all of these. Gavin Foster talks to the man whose life revolves around snakes.
The Witness Hilton Arts Festival: Annual feast of theatre, music, dance, craft and visual art, and excellent food.
During September, Fat Tuesday Gallery, Kloof, showcases ink and charcoal drawings by Terry Angelos.
Former ECR jock Mags van der Westhuizen has returned to her roots and is taking up a new challenge in marketing.
Queasy about heights? Then even looking at the photographs will make you want to hang on to the nearest railing.
Kloof Rotary Anns annual Open Gardens from 9.30am to 4.30pm in Kloof, Gillitts and Hillcrest.
Tribune Amashova family fun ride of 38km, starting at Hillcrest High, finishing at Moses Mabhida.
Heritage Theatre: Aaron McIlroy Unplucked, McIlroy unleashes his inimitable characters in a festival of comedy harking back over 15 years.
For a few fun-filled days in the Berg with a great line-up of folk music, don’t miss the White Mountain Music Festival.
Heritage Theatre Hillcrest presents One Hit Wonders, featuring loads of new singing and dancing local talent.
Adults and kids alike enjoy the sights, squawks and cheerful song at the bird park at Heidi’s Farm Stall.
Kicking other supporters into touch with his passion for Springbok memorabilia, Kloof resident Hymie Sybil talks rugby with Cate Clarke.
Kicking other supporters into touch with his passion for Springbok memorabilia, Kloof resident Hymie Sybil talks rugby with Cate Clarke.
Embocraft is a little gem tucked away in Botha’s Hill, writes Garth Johnstone. Go see for yourself.
Whether it’s with lathes or lace, Pinetown designer Mike Wheeler is a winner.
We interview Hillcrest writer and advocate Chris Marnewick, a man who’s making his mark in literary circles.
This recipe from Pick n Pay is an absolute slam dunk for soul food on a chilly winter’s night.
Whether you’re a beginner or a know-it-all, the special gift of a genial Pinetown nurseryman will provide fresh inspiration.
Cate Clarke finds out more about the Everton Conservancy’s intrepid alienbusters.
Alfa Romeo, one of the world’s finest motor cars celebrates its centenary this year. Peta Lee takes a spin through their history.
Durban’s Jessica Yallup tells us how she’s loving the challenge of Idols and looking forward to the top 100.
Highbury School moved its pre-primary school to new quarters this year. Peta Lee gets a guided tour.
A highway mom has decided it’s time Hillcrest and the surrounding areas had their very own bus service, writes Liz Clarke.
This is insane. Video of a whale launching itself on to a boat off Table Bay near Cape Town.
Peta Lee talks music, mountains and Oscars with South African composer Paul Hepker.
Cate Clarke spent time at the Coastal Horse Care Unit’s new home in Cato Ridge.
Saturday is not a Saturday without having breakfast at the Market, writes Liz Clarke.
Felicity von Moos of Drummond is passionate about her free range chickens, and their eggs.
Not one to shy away from controversy, our columnist Gavin Foster shares his unique advice on parenting.
Dramatic video of Japanese whaler slamming into activist vessel. See the latest news.
A Ridge photographer was on hand to snap all the happy faces at the Sunflower Fund golf day at Mt Edgecombe.
Former US Deputy President and environmental warrior Al Gore is in the soup over sex massage claims.
Garth Johnstone caught up with Umhlanga’s Shannon Hope – one of South Africa’s brightest music stars.
Nothing beats the marvellous little – or big! – mushroom . . . particularly in South Africa where we have such an abundance of them.
Men and women all over The Ridge are breathing sighs of relief after the departure of super-hot Shakira.
It may have started as a hobby, but gardening quickly grew into a full-time business for Andrew and Karen Donkin.
Whether you’re a surfer or not you’ll love this video of Jordy Smith and co ripping it up at Jeffreys Bay.
Scientists are finally getting to grips with the ancient poser: which came first, the chicken or the egg?
Large crowds enjoyed stunning weather and packed out Virginia Airport for the annual Durban Airshow.
It seems socialite heiress Paris Hilton has learnt little from her escapades in South Africa.
What a weekend for SA sport, with local hero Jordy Smith and golfer Louis Oosthuizen both sealing historic victories.
Take a look at some of the most embarrassing kung fu moves ever recorded. These guys have no shame.
Importers of vuvuzelas around the world are blowing their trumpets after phenomenal sales
This is terrifying. See the large-sized dorsal fin as a shark makes an appearance at this surf session at Maui.
Boomtown Umhlanga’s roots are, ironically, due to a number of disastrous agricultural experiments. Ian Morrison reports.
It’s the Sharks v the Force, 75 minutes played, the pressure’s on. Up steps Francois Steyn from 59m out.
Ridge journalist has a bitter whinge about the perils and pitfalls of the computer and internet age
See Bakkies Botha’s moment of madness at Eden Park as he got up close and personal with Jimmy Cowan.
The Ridge Online shows off some of the worst, most shameful dives ever on a soccer field.
La Lucia’s Martin McHale is the consumate deejay and now is part of a talented band, Rise
While Spain leave SA with the plaudits, the people who supported the event were the real stars of the show.
Big name acts pulled crowds of thousands to Salt Rock for the Mr Price Pro Ballito concert on July 9 and 10.
Ridge columnist Gavin Foster on the joys of his beloved and rather eclectic book collection.