Edition 1, Saturday 6th September
HEADLINES:
'He killed my kids to get back at me' |
Verbal hooliganis... |
SA heroes ready for action |
Spectacular opening to Games |
Man, child crushed to death |
NBA scores in Orange Farm |
'Cops treated us like criminals' |
Charges over fund theft are dropped |
End of the road |
'DStv sucks' |
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INDICATORS:
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Gold $/oz 803.80
JSE Alsi 25416.67 
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Lifestyle
Staying smart
René Volchansky tries out budget boutique accommodation [ Full Story... ]Good will
Kevin Pilley scrabbles on a nine-day coach and boat trip [ Full Story... ]Take flight on adrenaline adventures
Student Flights is offering affordable adventure packages designed to get the adrenaline pumping. And they include travel insurance, where applicable, to add peace of mind. [ Full Story... ]
An affordable bush holiday
Sangasava's tariffs are affordable. Accommodation comprises two family size units, a large rondaval (Kambaku) and a stone cottage (Shingwedzi), approximately 40m apart. [ Full Story... ]
Food & Wine
Health
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If you seek happiness, learn to choose the best options
- Kids of older dads run greater risk of bipolar disorder - study
- If you're a woman it'll hurt more
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Why getting hitched could save your life
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Home & Garden
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Events - September 6, 2008
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Tips
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North, east, south, west - how to grow gardens best
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Be still, my heart of darkness
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Fashion
WEATHER
Johannesburg 5 day report
high: 23 low: 5 rain: 0%
Pretoria 5 day report
high: 24 low: 8 rain: 0%
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