By Eliza Wregg
first published at 29 October 2024 - 3:06 pm
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A Salisbury Downs resident or visitor has won a jaw-dropping $1 million prize in last night’s Weekday Windfall draw but may be completely unaware of their newfound treasure
The mystery ticketholder held the only division one winning entry nationally in Weekday Windfall draw 4461
drawn Monday 28 October 2024 and scored a hefty $1 million
The winning entry was not registered to a player card or online account
meaning officials from The Lott have no way of notifying the winner of their fortune and must wait for them to check their ticket and come forward
The winning ticket was purchased at Hollywood Plaza Newsagency
The Lott spokesperson Khat McIntyre said she hoped to unite South Australia’s latest division one winner with their million-dollar prize as soon as possible
“Our mystery winner is likely oblivious to the fact they’ve won a life-changing $1 million in last night’s Weekday Windfall draw,” she said
“We’re encouraging anyone who purchased a Weekday Windfall ticket from Hollywood Plaza Newsagency to check their tickets as soon as possible
“Be sure to check anywhere you may have left a ticket
by your bedside table or even in your back pocket
“Can you imagine discovering the ticket in your hands is worth $1 million
You can check your tickets in-store at one of our friendly retailers
online at thelott.com or via The Lott mobile app
“If you discover that you are holding the winning ticket
contact The Lott on 131 868 to begin the exciting process of claiming your prize.”
The winning numbers in Weekday Windfall draw 4461 on Monday 28 October 2024 were 38
while the supplementary numbers were 8 and 30
there was one division one winning entry in Weekday Windfall draw 4461 – one in South Australia
The Lott’s division one winning tally has now reached 375 so far in 2024
including 26 won by SA Lotteries customers
In FY24, Weekday Windfall (formerly Monday & Wednesday Lotto) created 98 millionaires across Australia
During this time, there were 108 division one winning Weekday Windfall (formerly Monday & Wednesday Lotto) entries across Australia
Someone in Salisbury Downs has won an incredible $1 million in the recent Weekday Windfall draw
The mystery ticketholder held the only division one winning entry in Weekday Windfall draw 4461
Since the winning entry wasn’t registered to a player card or online account
officials from The Lott have no way to notify the winner and must wait for them to check their ticket
The winning ticket was purchased at Hollywood Plaza Newsagency
“Our mystery winner is likely oblivious to the fact they’ve won a life-changing $1 million in last night’s Weekday Windfall draw,” The Lott spokesperson Khat McIntyre said
“We’re encouraging anyone who purchased a Weekday Windfall ticket from Hollywood Plaza Newsagency to check their tickets as soon as possible
by your bedside table or even in your back pocket.”
The winning numbers for Weekday Windfall draw 4461 were 38
This win contributes to The Lott’s tally of 375 division one winners in 2024
Weekday Windfall has created 98 millionaires across Australia
with 108 division one winning entries collectively winning $107 million
Make sure to check your tickets – you could be the next big winner
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You will never have to line up behind a customer buying six lattes and ten sausage rolls.
There are no lines at all, and you can only buy petrol at U Go service stations opening soon in Adelaide's north & south.
"Normally they would have...some water and you could wipe your windscreen", said 891 ABC Radio Adelaide Roving Reporter, Bobby Macumber. "Here they don't actually have that".
U Go service stations are set to open in Salisbury Downs and St. Marys, South Australia.(Bobby Macumber, ABC)
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Police are looking for man wanted in connection with a robbery at Salisbury Downs a short time ago
the man entered a service station on Salisbury Highway armed with a small knife and threatened the console operator before fleeing on foot towards Londonderry Avenue with an amount of cash
He is described as being aged in his 20s and wearing dark clothing
grey gloves and carrying a black Nike backpack
Investigators have released an image of the man and anyone with information that may assist police, is asked to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or online at www.crimestopperssa.com.au
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While sitting in his car, waiting for his wife at the chemist, good samaritan, Chris Van Londen recalled, "I saw these young lads put balaclava hoods over their heads and masks on their face".
Speaking with Nikolai & Stacey, Van Londen said, "I thought, I had to do something".
Good samaritan, Chris Van Londen stepped in to prevent a robbery at BWS, Hollywood Plaza.
a beloved retail centre in Salisbury Downs
is nearing the completion of its impressive $15 million upgrade
initiated by LAS Group after their acquisition in 2022
with several notable improvements already in place
The ongoing upgrade has already delivered the following enhancements:
Hollywood Plaza has introduced a new service by adding a MyCar to its offerings
catering to a broader spectrum of customer needs
The idea behind the Hollywood Plaza upgrade is about not only offering customers modern facilities and services but also aiming to encourage the community to continue supporting their local shopping centre
The transformation aligns with South Australia’s government goals of achieving net-zero carbon by 2050
positioning Hollywood Plaza as one of Adelaide’s first carbon-neutral shopping destinations
As a testament to the commitment towards sustainability
and water-saving fixtures contributes to a greener shopping environment
The upgrades currently underway are just the beginning of Hollywood Plaza’s transformation
The management is actively considering further development plans to enhance the centre even more in the future
ensuring it remains a vibrant hub for the local community
LAS Group Managing Director Les Smith views the Hollywood Plaza project as a significant milestone for the company
The strategic expansion into Adelaide is propelling LAS Group into its next phase of growth
setting ambitious yet achievable sustainability goals
The company’s confidence in South Australia’s long-term growth potential aligns with population projections
which estimate the City of Salisbury’s population to reach 153,520 by 2036
Hollywood Plaza is home to major retailers such as Coles
along with 6 mini-majors and 70 specialty stores
With the ongoing upgrades and commitment to both existing and new tenants
the plaza will offer a diverse range of consumer goods across beauty and health
Hollywood Plaza Where: Cnr Spains Road and, Winzor St, Salisbury Downs SA 5108More info: Click here
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the average number of rising suburbs in Adelaide in the quarterly reports was 55
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68 per cent of Adelaide’s suburbs have also recorded median house prices rise more than 5 per cent in the recent quarter
Report author and Hotspotting founder Terry Ryder said Adelaide remains a nation-leading growth market
both in terms of sales activity and price performance
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A strong economy is going to pump it further.”
The report has listed nine municipalities with seven or more rising suburbs
The suburbs in Adelaide’s far south include suburbs like Aberfoyle Park
oustide the home they have bought in Christies Beach
Timms Real Estate agent Jason Mills who specialises in the Onkaparinga area said inquiries for properties were “overhwleming” especially from interstate buyers
nearly two-thirds are from interstate investors which is increasing competition in the local market,” Mr Mills said
Christies Beach and O’Sullivan Beach have not only recorded elevated sales activity but price growth as well
“Traditionally slower markets like Morphett Vale
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Proximity to the coast and affordable pricing are also attracting buyers to the southern LGA
especially those priced out of other Adelaide suburbs
had been looking for a family home for a while
“I had shifted to my mother’s home in Port Noarlunga and really liked the area
so when this home came up in Christies Beach
I jumped at the opportunity,” Ms Molloy said
The report also noted that across regional SA
most of the towns in the LGAs of Victor Harbor and Alexandrina
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An Australian guitarist by the name of Savas Caruso was arrested in his driveway several weeks ago over a noise complaint
He was also half-naked when the apprehension took place
According to Guitar World
Caruso — who's also known as Subblet Hammer — often plays his guitar in his driveway
which lies in the Salisbury Downs suburb of Salisbury
The South Australia Police had apparently issued an environment protection order the day before his arrest
which asked he not play his instrument for three days
It further stated that a violation of the order would be a criminal offense
A video was taken of Caruso performing in his driveway in underwear when the police unplugged his amp and seized him
Bystanders can be heard commenting in the background of the recording
The guitarist was held for three days following his detainment. Since then, a petition was created on Change.org detailing the event and "seeking justice," stating that it was "unlawful" and that "unnecessary physical force" was used in the process
"They treated him like a dangerous criminal
All this for a non-indictable offense; a mere noise complaint," the petition reads
"The police have no grounds on which to enforce this order therefore had no authority to come onto the man’s property while playing his music and disconnect the power followed by the shocking
of the innocent musician practicing his art."
The Magistrate reportedly threw the case out
claiming that Caruso didn't commit a crime and that the arrest was
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An Australian guitarist by the name of Savas Caruso was arrested in his driveway several weeks ago over a noise complaint
According to Guitar World
The guitarist was held for three days following his detainment. Since then, a petition was created on Change.org detailing the event and "seeking justice," stating that it was "unlawful" and that "unnecessary physical force" was used in the process.
"They treated him like a dangerous criminal. All this for a non-indictable offense; a mere noise complaint," the petition reads. "The police have no grounds on which to enforce this order therefore had no authority to come onto the man’s property while playing his music and disconnect the power followed by the shocking, physical bombardment they call an arrest, of the innocent musician practicing his art."
The Magistrate reportedly threw the case out, claiming that Caruso didn't commit a crime and that the arrest was, indeed, unlawful.
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Vine Street and Hastings Street when an officer’s attention was drawn to a group of men who reportedly walked into a nearby alleyway
just before hearing several gunshots from the direction of the alleyway
which officers believed to be the pair running from the gunfire in fear of their lives
officers located and arrested 20-year-old Leon Spry and 19-year-old Jamarion Downs for their involvement in the incident
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Police are asking anyone that may have information on this investigation to contact Salisbury Police at 410-548-3165 or Crime Solvers at 410-548-1776
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8 Salisbury University men's lacrosse team defeated Eastern Shore rival Washington College on Saturday afternoon
It was just the second time in the 52-game series a team has claimed victory in overtime with the last overtime game coming back on May 1
The Sea Gulls earned a 16-15 win over the Shoremen that afternoon in Chestertown
netted the first and more importantly last markers of the day for Salisbury (6-2) to earn the overtime win
Gwin's game-winning goal with 56 seconds left to play in overtime gave the Sea Gulls their first one-goal victory over Washington College (5-2) in Salisbury in the series history
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Gwin finished off a nice pass from Josh Melton
who completed his day with one goal and an assist
to give Salisbury the early advantage.
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Salisbury grabbed a two-goal lead behind its own run late in the second quarter to give the home team a 3-2 advantage at the break
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Washington College managed to level the game at 5-5 with two goals of its own in the final two minutes of action in the quarter
Gwin netted his third marker of the day with 8:56 to play in the fourth
but the Shoremen got the final say as Tanner Barbieri tallied his only goal of the contest with 25 seconds left to play in regulation to send the game to overtime
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Each team had an opportunity to claim victory in the extra period but neither were able to find the net until Gwin posted his final goal of the day on an unassisted effort to deliver the victory and Clark Cup to the Sea Gulls
Brandon Warren anchored a strong defensive performance recording a career-high 12 saves including nine in the second half alone. Cory Berry posted a team-high two caused turnovers while Kyle Tucker, John Wheeler
and Warren all scooped up three groundballs contributing to the team's 35 total
March 24 when it begins Capital Athletic Conference play against No
The game will be a rematch of last season's CAC championship game and is scheduled to begin at 1 p.m