Browsing: Sport
A truck overturned on the M19 at the N2 intersection in Umgeni yesterday afternoon, spilling its load of onions all over the road and causing a traffic jam that stretched beyond Spaghetti Junction and up the N3 past the Pavilion.
The Blythedale Coastal Resort rugby festival held at Kearsney College delivered an exciting display of entertaining, running rugby.
Teaching your child good eating habits should start from the word go, writes registered dietician Julie Peacock.
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.
Sports fans lick your lips . . . this weekend and the coming months promise a mouth-watering feast of sport.
Gavin Foster has given up working on cars and bikes in his garage . . . for good reason!
Simibithi Country Club was the setting for an exhibit titled ‘Impressions’ featuring the work of Stephen van der Schyff
It was an amazing escape for a man trapped in a car for 12 hours after an accident in Peacevale late on Saturday.
Porsche’s new Panamera has to be the ultimate mom’s taxi, writes Peta Lee.
Richard Chennells moved his growing family to Hillcrest, but is still “hands on” at The George Hotel & Brewery in Eshowe.
IFA Hotels & Resorts celebrates the official sod turning of Gary Player designed golf course.
Weathermen reckon the Springboks will face snow and freezing temperatures on Saturday. Something like this?
It’s one of the oldest rivalries in cricket. On Wednesday, England and Australia went head to head in the Ashes.
Clive Barker was guest speaker when Michael Marnewick launched his book Quest for Glory at Books & Books.
Go-getter Ruwayda Ebrahim has risen steadily to occupy one of the top positions at Deloitte based on La Lucia Ridge.
Local lad, Sharks website editor Michael Marnewick is about to release his first book, titled Quest for Glory.
First the bees, then the pelting rain played their part at Absa Stadium as the Sharks overcame the Bulls.
It’s amazing just how much rugby has changed in the past 14 years . . . take a look at this video of a rugby punch-up.
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.
Trainer Mike de Kock celebrated a dominant one-two finish at this year’s Vodacom Durban July.
We interview Hillcrest writer and advocate Chris Marnewick, a man who’s making his mark in literary circles.
A Ridge photographer was on hand to snap all the happy faces at the Sunflower Fund golf day at Mt Edgecombe.
A Ridge photographer was on hand to snap all the happy faces at the Sunflower Fund golf day at Mt Edgecombe.
Spoilt for holidays South Africa is a world in one country, with spectacular landscapes, natural beauty and a wide variety…
Whether you’re a surfer or not you’ll love this video of Jordy Smith and co ripping it up at Jeffreys Bay.
What a weekend for SA sport, with local hero Jordy Smith and golfer Louis Oosthuizen both sealing historic victories.
Preparation for The Sunflower Fund Golf Day at Mt Edgecombe Country Club on July 20 is in full swing.
Preparation for The Sunflower Fund Golf Day at Mt Edgecombe Country Club on July 20 is in full swing.
Preparation for The Sunflower Fund Golf Day at Mt Edgecombe Country Club on July 20 is in full swing.
After all the waiting, the angst, the drama and excitement, the games have finally begun. Garth Johnstone puts on his Aussie hat for a day . . . but is downed by juggernaut Germany.
Good service, service accompanied by efficiency, a great attitude as well as a smile, is rare. In South Africa, at…
The toll road strategically placed just outside the King Shaka International Airport has certainly ruffled some feathers . . . and not of the avian kind.
It’s the only weekend away I know of that combines beer, golf, art and culture . . . with heaps of fun thrown in. Garth Johnstone visited the George Hotel in Eshowe
After six years of inactivity, Umhlanga’s history rich Wave Wizards surf club is up and running again and ready to ride a wave of success, writes Garth Johnstone