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Queensburgh News is a community newspaper for the greater Queensburgh community including Seaview, Hillary, Malvern, Escombe and Northdene.

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Residents say clean water has been gushing down Smuts Road for almost 3 weeks while water pressure in homes drop. Despite repeated reports and reference numbers, the leak remains unrepaired, sparking outrage over the waste of a precious resource.
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What started as a small initiative to support vulnerable families has grown into a lifeline for thousands.
From "wandering schools" under trees to training teachers, entrepreneurs and caregivers, Phakamisa has spent over 4 decades empowering communities
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Frustrated by the traffic on Trafford Road?

Road users have called for traffic lights to be installed at several key intersections, saying congestion and long delays are becoming a daily headache.

Find out what's being considered.

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Are you registered to vote in the right ward?
The IEC says it is ready for this weekend’s voter registration drive across KwaZulu-Natal, but thousands of voters may need to update their details following ward boundary changes.

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AWEH! | Looking for something to do this weekend? Whether you're after music, food, outdoor adventures or family fun, we've rounded up the top events happening around the city.
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The much-loved Indigenous Open Gardens event returns for its 26th year, offering visitors a chance to explore breathtaking landscapes, enjoy family-friendly activities, shop for plants and support vital conservation projects.
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As xenophobia tensions continue to rise, three Malawian men living and working in New Germany have opened up about fear, discrimination, survival and their uncertain future.

Read their powerful and deeply personal story.

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From polluted waterways to thriving ecosystems, the Palmiet River rehabilitation project is transforming communities in Pinetown, New Germany and Westville.
The initiative is improving river health, reducing flood risks& creating employment opportunities.
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When a knee injury ended Belinda Padbury’s running career, she refused to give up on her Comrades dream.
Four years later, the Kearsney Striders athlete completed the entire 85km race by race-walking it in an incredible 10 hours and 15 minutes.
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WATCH | Arrested, convicted and imprisoned during the 1976 unrest, former teacher Samuel Louw has no regrets about standing against apartheid.
He reflects on the sacrifices made, the freedoms gained, and why he believes the struggle is far from over.
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The bail hearing of two men accused of kidnapping Pinetown Boys’ High School learners and demanding ransoms has been postponed.
The suspects face multiple charges, including kidnapping, extortion and aggravated robbery.
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As South Africa marks Youth Day, 20-year-old journalism student Nhlanzeko Chonco reflects on the realities of growing up in the country, from unemployment and rising living costs to education, diversity and hope for the future.
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From supporting early childhood education to improving animal welfare, Making A Difference (MAD) is changing lives across community.
Kloof Country Club Ladies have selected the inspiring organisation as the beneficiary of their 2026 fundraising efforts.
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A powerful dance portrayal of the 1976 Soweto Uprising left Hillcrest High learners spellbound.
The Flatfoot Dance Company transformed South African history into a living, breathing performance that honoured the legacy of Youth Day and Hector Pieterson.
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She said she would run it like it was her last, and Gerda Steyn delivered in spectacular fashion.
The Comrades queen smashed her own record to secure a fifth title, while George Kusche rewrote the history books with a course record of his own.

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Churchgoers are being urged to stay alert after a number of vehicles were stolen from church parking areas in and around Pinetown.
One victim reportedly watched their car being driven away as they exited a service.

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A Durban Metro Police officer is facing corruption charges after allegedly taking money from job seekers while promising them employment in the service.

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GALLERY | The spirit of Comrades was alive as crowds lined the route, cheering on thousands of runners chasing their dreams from Durban to Pietermaritzburg.
Take a look at the atmosphere, determination and unforgettable moments captured along the route.
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History was made at the 99th Comrades Marathon!

George Kusche smashed an 18-year men's Up Run record, while Gerda Steyn stormed to a fifth title with another record-breaking performance.
Find out how the champions rewrote the record books.

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We're giving away five tickets each to SIX lucky winners for the East Coast Radio House & Garden Show.

Enter now and stand a chance to win!

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