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March 14, 2023
Monster wave rider Gigs Cilliers, 57, will be telling his story this month of how he and tow-in compadre Jason Ribbink nearly died while hunting a 100-footer rogue wave off the Wild Coast. Technically, it is known as a convergence wave. Cilliers, a four-time world champion kneeboard rider, will speak in Cape Town at Slide Night at the Centre for the Book on Wednesday March 15, as part of the month-long 14-event Wavescape Surf & Ocean Festival.
February 8, 2023
Man about town Guy Clark reports from the best Palm Beach parties, fundraisers and new hotspots with all the latest news and gossip.
December 19, 2022
TWO NHS trusts in Dorset have beenย appointed a new chief executive officer who has come from Somerset.
December 7, 2022
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November 5, 2022
Mark Addison and his wife, Polly, loved classical music and jazz. Whether they were listening to it, dancing to it, attending concerts or collecting recordings of it โ music was their favorite shared hobby. It’s...
October 28, 2022
A Peterhead fishing boat has rescued an owl after it was attacked by gulls while out sailing in the north sea.
October 23, 2022
Southampton won away to Sheffield United to jump up to third place in the Barclays Women's Championship table.
October 10, 2022
STAFF and volunteers from across Dorset County Hospital have received plaudits for their hard work and dedication at an annual awards ceremony.
October 10, 2022
STAFF and volunteers from across Dorset County Hospital have received plaudits for their hard work and dedication at an annual awards ceremony.
October 2, 2022
Dozens of Florida residents left their flooded and splintered homes by boat and by air on Saturday as rescuers continued to search for survivors in the wake of Hurricane Ian, while authorities in South Carolina and North Carolina began taking stock of their losses.