Trump’s second term promises to be a more nakedly authoritarian continuation of his first, Raygun quits break dancing, South Africans are committing more fraud then ever, and the May 6 George building collapse still a mystery.
King Charles and Queen Camilla concluded their 10-day royal tour of Australia and Samoa with an emotional farewell that left some in tears.
Colonies grow up so fast, don’t they? One century they prostrate themselves before you and the next they deny you were ever their anointed ruler.
The match, scheduled to start at 6 PM local time will see South Africa aiming to reach their second consecutive T20 World Cup final.
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Bayesian yacht captain faces manslaughter probe, Billionaire set to become first private citizen to complete a spacewalk, A giant of SA’s higher education has passed, and Inside Ben Affleck and Kick Kennedy’s budding romance.
Only hours after their Rugby Championship win over the Wallabies, Siya Kolisi and Eben Etzebeth were in attendance for the du Plessis match, even walking out with the elite UFC fighter.
Ahead of the rugby game this weekend, it couldn’t be better timing for a dance-off between the viral Ozzie Olympic breakdancer Raygun and Springboks coach, Rassie Erasmus ‘Jo-Han’.
NASA may have found ‘root cause’ of Starliner spacecraft’s issues, FBI questions whether Trump was hit by bullet or shrapnel, Judge Mandisa Maya announced as SA’s first female Chief Justice, and The 50 Greatest luxury hotels on Earth.
Uncle Frog’s Mushroom Gummies included a Cordyceps flavour – the fungi that inspired The Last of Us.
Counting under way in South Africa’s crucial election, World Rugby U20 Championship in Cape Town fixtures confirmed, Ackerman family cedes control of Pick n Pay, South African Ponzi mastermind gets 25 years in jail, and Expect high interest rates for the remainder of 2024.
The Cessna skimmed over two hangars before hitting the runway and grinding to a halt.
Shell could exit SA after BEE partner fallout, Coral die-off sweeps the planet, City Power wants military to help fight cable theft, and Wes Anderson directs a short film for Montblanc.
The artist behind the ‘ladies-only lounge’ that has become the subject of a formal anti-discrimination complaint says she is “absolutely delighted” that the case has ended up in court.
Ignoring superstitions around replicating the most famous death ship ever, it would be magnificent to see the Titanic II sail into Cape Town harbour.
The paparazzi probably had it coming as it was reported that the group were “aggressively pushing their way towards Taylor, grabbing at her security personnel, and threatening to throw a female staff member into the water.”
“Police record? Who cares. Drug habit? Join the club. Alcoholic? Don’t get me started. If I can’t find anyone before Xmas, I won’t have a business after Xmas.”
Colin Deveraux stopped by a billabong while travelling near the Finniss River in the Northern Territory when he had a run-in with a 3.2-metre saltwater crocodile.
An Aussie sheep named Sugar who went missing five years ago was found living with a pack of Kangaroos. Now he’s back among the sheep and his dreadlocks have been chopped. Poor Sugar.
“If it had barnacles, I would have been ripped apart.”
This odd ‘tail-up’ behavior is not just astounding to Moss and his TikTok fans. Scientists have wondered about it for decades now. Because a whale’s tail resembles a sail when it sticks up out of the ocean, the behavior is sometimes known as ‘tail sailing’.
When Timothy Shaddock quit his corporate job and moved to Mexico to pursue his dream of sailing solo across the ocean, he probably didn’t quite realise what the big blue had in store for him.
Residents visited the site to see the cylinder, with one local describing it as a ‘great social evening’. “It was a lovely, still night, the kids were digging sand castles around it.”
A woman once branded “Australia’s worst female serial killer” has been pardoned after modern DNA testing revealed that her children had genetic mutations that could have caused their deaths.
A plummeting green light burned through the sky over Australia on Saturday with such a brilliant flash that it could be seen for miles.
There’s no warning label on the DNA test kit telling you that you might not like what you find.
Cue all the comedians saying “you can’t park there, mate”…
The twelve apostles never needed a G5 to tend to their flock, never mind skateboards and luxury holidays in Cancun.
A man in Far North Queensland, Australia had his leg grabbed and his dog taken by a crocodile while on the banks of a remote river.
“Relatively safe”, molly and shrooms can help in treating mental health issues.