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Archie Henderson remembers the Currie Cup final 52 years ago when Griquas upset the mighty Blue Bulls
In the Tarantula Nebula, new stars are being born in defiance of what scientists previously thought possible
‘Kidults’ are buying scooters, dolls and tabletop games for themselves and have helped US sales surge 37% in two years
In the face of online fatigue, some people are turning to face-to-face dating apps. This is why
Safa president Danny Jordaan is so desperate to hang on to his job he’s offered R10m if Banyana Banyana win Awcon
To some, the lyrics channel the post-pandemic situation in which businesses are struggling to find enough workers
They will, however, provide you with thrills and affirmation, and ensure you eat more cheese
Jake White’s behaviour was unbecoming, particularly after the respect shown to him by John Dobson
The skincare industry is addressing the issue, but governments must develop standardised testing, as with sunscreen
Artists Frank and Patrik Riklin offer guests open-air rooms in reaction to the the post-pandemic state of the world
Scaling back on overseas loans is among the aims of museums rethinking shows to cut climate change
Saturday, June 25 2022
The Eclectic Weekend
12 GREAT READS FROM THIS WEEK'S SUNDAY TIMES DAILY CURATED FOR YOU
Stick your neck out for these rock ’n rollers, you awkward turtle
A column to satisfy your inner grammar nerd
Tears on the typewriter: covering the last Currie Cup final in Kimberley
Archie Henderson remembers the Currie Cup final 52 years ago when Griquas upset the mighty Blue Bulls
In a galaxy far, far away, there’s a spider with stars in its eyes
In the Tarantula Nebula, new stars are being born in defiance of what scientists previously thought possible
Adults are loading up on toys. No, not that kind you naughty so-and-so
‘Kidults’ are buying scooters, dolls and tabletop games for themselves and have helped US sales surge 37% in two years
Thursday’s when I care about you, then maybe on Friday I’ll be in love
In the face of online fatigue, some people are turning to face-to-face dating apps. This is why
I hope Banyana call Jordaan’s electioneering bluff and win Awcon
Safa president Danny Jordaan is so desperate to hang on to his job he’s offered R10m if Banyana Banyana win Awcon
Is Beyoncé’s new single the soundtrack to the ‘Great Resignation’?
To some, the lyrics channel the post-pandemic situation in which businesses are struggling to find enough workers
Zen and stretchy pants that are technically pants won’t cure Covid
They will, however, provide you with thrills and affirmation, and ensure you eat more cheese
Black mark for White: Bulls coach dropped ball after URC defeat
Jake White’s behaviour was unbecoming, particularly after the respect shown to him by John Dobson
Blue light: what we do and don’t know about the damage it causes our skin
The skincare industry is addressing the issue, but governments must develop standardised testing, as with sunscreen
Wake-up call: zero-star hotel offers sleepless nights to mull global crises
Artists Frank and Patrik Riklin offer guests open-air rooms in reaction to the the post-pandemic state of the world
Picasso, you’re not going anywhere, so get used to these green pastures
Scaling back on overseas loans is among the aims of museums rethinking shows to cut climate change
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