Paul Wellens insists he can still make a success of St Helens despite a dismal Magic Weekend defeat to Leeds Rhinos which ended in him being confronted by the club’s baying supporters Saints lost 17-4 to the Rhinos at St James’ Park with their only points on the night coming from a Matt Whitley try Trailing 10-0 and having delivered a less than impressive first 40 minutes Wellens’ side were booed off by the majority of their fans at half-time with some Saints supporters sat closer to pitchside level even trying to get at their head coach Wellens was also seen arguing with Jack Welsby who refused to clap the supporters that remained inside St James’ Park having been booed off In a passionate post-match press conference Wellens said: “I’m going to continue to conduct myself in the right way despite being under a huge amount of pressure “What I won’t comment on is that if people want to behave in a certain way I certainly won’t stoop to that level “I take full responsibility for where the team’s at “You lose two or three games at St Helens and it’s not like every other club If you lose two or three games at other clubs a lot of people are quite accepting of it… not here “I wouldn’t have it any other way because high expectations and high standards are what makes successful teams.” The 45-year-old continued: “I feel for the players in some respects because they’re desperate to win a game We’re showing we care in the wrong way a derby game on Good Friday which was a great contest then we really let ourselves down against Warrington you’re in what many would deem a ‘crisis’ “I thought tonight was a big game for us because you win tonight and people start to go ‘well actually they’re a good side and they’ll be okay’ and the scrutiny will be on us even more.” Saints have now lost five of their last seven games across all competitions including each of the most recent three to Wigan Warriors Having already been dumped out of the Challenge Cup by Warrington Wellens’ side now have a week without a game – and don’t play again until May 15 when Catalans Dragons visit the Totally Wicked Stadium Wellens said: “My job is to support the team and find a way forward I’ve got every confidence and every belief in this group of players that we can be successful “We’re going to have to ride out this tough period “It’s going to be a long couple of weeks off the back of a defeat but we’re going to have to continue to work hard to make improvements but I’m also going to put a lot of responsibility on the players to play their part “We’re obviously disappointed with the run of results that we’ve got but I firmly believe we can move forward and move forward well.” © Planet Sport Limited 2025 • All Rights Reserved By Eliza Wregg first published at 13 February 2025 - 10:37 am A St Helens Park woman decided to scratch a couple of Instant Scratch-Its tickets she’d recently purchased during a restless night — only to discover a dreamy top prize win worth $25,000 The Campbelltown resident’s $2 Bucks Beach Instant Scratch-Its ticket was purchased from Bonnyrigg Plaza Newsagent When an official from The Lott called to confirm her instant windfall the gleeful winner shared she’d initially thought she’d won $2,500 and was stunned to discover she’d actually won $25,000 “I’m feeling very good today!” she cheered “This whole experience has been completely unexpected "I couldn't sleep on Saturday night it was just past midnight and to pass the time I decided to scratch some Instant Scratch-Its tickets I had lying around the house I have a tendency of purchasing tickets and completely forgetting about them “It was on my third Instant Scratch-Its ticket that I discovered the win I wasn’t sure if I was just tired and not thinking straight I thought I’d won $2,500 and not the full $25,000 “I was breathless when I realised I’d won the top prize Bonnyrigg Plaza Newsagent owner Jessie shared she couldn’t be happier to hear a local customer has been rewarded with a top prize win worth $25,000 We couldn’t be happier to hear we sold a top prize-winning ticket,” she said “We’ve been patiently waiting for a top prize Instant Scratch-Its win It’s been nearly three years since we last experienced a major win at our outlet “Our customers are feeling extra lucky and hoping it will be them next We hope you can put your prize to good use and have an extra special Valentine’s Day.” In FY24, there were 143 Instant Scratch-Its top prize winners across The Lott’s jurisdictions who collectively took home more than $12.12 million in top prizes This equates to more than half a million winners and more than $4.8 million won on Instant Scratch-Its each week Instant Scratch-Its’ 2nd Chance Draw gives you another chance to turn your eligible non-winning Instant Scratch-Its into a winner Visit thelott.com to enter this month’s 2nd Chance Draw The official home of Australia’s lotteries, The Lott operates and markets Australia’s leading lottery games customers know and love creating everyday winners Last financial year Australia’s official lotteries contributed more than $1.8 billion via state lottery taxes and donations to help community initiatives   The NSW Criminal Groups Squad have taken over the investigation into the possible targeting of a home in St Helens Park Detective Acting Superintendent Glyn Baker emergency services were called to Briggs Place in St Helens Park following reports of shots fired into a house police attached to Campbelltown Police Area Command found a house and car had been damaged A dark-coloured Audi sedan was seen leaving the location following the alleged shooting Three people were inside the home at the time One of the occupants of the home – a 28-year-old man – is known to police through his alleged OMCG links following reports a car had driven into a garage roller door The garage door belonged to the house next door to the one shot at a week earlier The fire was extinguished by Fire & Rescue NSW and the occupant of the home – a 70-year-old woman – was treated by NSW Ambulance paramedics for smoke inhalation before being taken to hospital in a stable condition It is believed the incident was also targeted; but investigators are yet to established if it was a case of mistaken identity As a result of the two targeted incidents occurring in such close proximity the matter was taken over by State Crime Command’s Criminal Groups Squad who commenced Strike Force Together to investigate emergency services were again called to Briggs Place in St Helens Park Officers attached to Campbelltown City Police Area Command attended and found a car alight in the driveway of the home first targeted on May 1 The suspicious fire was extinguished by Fire & Rescue NSW and no injuries were reported police are investigating whether all three incidents are linked Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" the South West Voice is a free news website which serves Macarthur and Liverpool © 2023 South West Voice • All Rights Reserved • Proudly Supported by Simply WordPress Sydney The Weekly SOURCE is published by DCM Media AEST = Australian Eastern Standard Time which is 10 hours ahead of GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) A shooter is on the run after opening fire at a home in Sydney's south-west early on Wednesday night, as police investigate an alarming number of shootings in the city in one week. Three people have escaped physical injury after a shooter opened fire at a south-west Sydney home in the fourth public shooting in one week. New South Wales Police were called to Briggs Place in St Helens Park on Wednesday just after 7pm over reports of shots fired into a house. Witnesses have told police a dark-coloured vehicle was seen speeding off from the street after a weapon was unloaded. The three people inside at the time were not physically injured. A crime scene was established as police investigate the fourth shooting in a week. Late on Tuesday night shots were fired at a home in Merrylands. Officers determined the shooter was in a "light-coloured" car. According to The Daily Telegraph, citing police sources, at least one of the occupants inside the targeted house is known to authorities. A short time later, police were called to Bennett Street in nearby Bass Hill, about a 10-minute drive from the shooting scene, to report a car was on fire. A white Hyundai hatchback was well alight when firefighters arrived. Fire and Rescue NSW crews extinguished the blaze. Detectives are investigating if the car was used to flee from the Merrylands shooting. A father at the targeted home told Sunrise at least six bullets were fired through the front of the garage while his family slept inside. NSW Police Acting Superintendent Darren Beeche said in a press conference the shooting was a suspected gang-related drive-by by “cowards” with “bad intelligence”. "The family in that house I believe had nothing to do with crime, gangs or drugs," he told reporters on Wednesday. "These people have bad intelligence, late intelligence and it's usually a cowardly act by a coward in the middle of the night and unfortunately they often get the wrong place. "They're stupid, they're cowards and they don't care for other people." On Saturday another home in Blacktown was targeted in what police say was a case of "mistaken identity", adding the family are innocent. Last Thursday a Constitution Hill home was sprayed with bullets. Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000. Link copiedShareShare articleIn short: Emergency services have been called to two house fires and two car fires in a matter of hours overnight, with one being on the same street as a shooting that occurred last week.Police are trying to determine if the four separate fires that destroyed a number of homes and cars are linked.What's next? Police have urged the public to assist by providing any available information of the incidents. Police are appealing for information after four suspicious fires damaged two homes and two cars across south-west Sydney overnight.  About 11:30pm, emergency rescue services were called to the fire at a house in Airds that eventually destroyed the newly-built property. Just over an hour later, emergency workers received a call of a house fire at St Helens Park after a car had driven into the property. There were no fatalities during either of the fires, but a 70-year-old woman, the resident of the St Helens Park house, is currently in hospital under observation for smoke inhalation. Neighbours assisted her out of the burning house. After 1am, emergency services were called to Airds again after reports of a car being on fire. The car in question is linked to the owners of the now-destroyed house.  The house in St Helens Park was set ablaze following a car driving directly into the property. (ABC News: Alex Lewis) Shortly after, another car fire — this time in Claymore — was alerted to emergency services. This second car was allegedly stolen a couple of months ago, according to police. The cause of these four fires, and whether they're connected, is currently under investigation. One suspected cause for the fire in St Helens Park was the car that drove into house. Zone Commander for Metropolitan South 3 Greg Wright said the cause of the two fires has not been determined. (ABC News: Liam Patrick) "We understand there may have been a car that was driven into the home - that was on fire," said Zone Commander for Metropolitan South 3 Greg Wright.  Mr Wright said it is currently not clear whether the car was already on fire when it was driven into the home.  Mr Wright said the cause and any factors as to why the fire started are being investigated by police and fire investigators. However, the fire in St Helens Park comes days after reports of gun shots fired into another house in the same street.  Detective Inspector Andrew Mackay said there was a definite "line of inquiry" about whether the house fire in St Helens Park was related to last week's shooting. Detective Inspector Andrew Mackay called on the public to assist police by sharing any possible information they had. (ABC News: Liam Patrick) "We're keeping an open mind, there's a team of detectives working on the incident last week … when shots were fired into the premises. Mr Mackay said the occupant of the home that was shot at last week "is known to the police", but the occupant of home that caught fire is not known to the police. He said it's possible the St Helen's Park fire may have been a case of mistaken identity. Police have said it's possible there's a link between with the St Helens Park fire and a shooting on the same street last week. (ABC News: Alex Lewis) Mr Mackay said it's also possible the house fire in Airds may have been a case of arson. Mr Mackay said police were seeking the assistance of the public and that police "really do need the help of the community to identify those involved". St Helens Park resident and neighbour Peter Hannan said he woke up at 1:30am to the smell of burning wood, later noticing a number of fire engines around him. Mr Hannan said the connection of the shooting and the fire on his street was something "quite scary". St Helens Park resident Peter Hannan woke up at 1:30am to the smell of burning wood. (ABC News: Liam Patrick) Mr Hannan said he was now considering getting CCTV installed so he and his aunty could be more helpful to the police. Why Trump wants to reopen an infamous US prison — and whether it's possibleTopic:Explainer CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced Eric Kontos [dropcap]M[/dropcap]ost locals would know about St Helens Park House the heritage listed two storey neo Gothic mansion on St Helens Park Drive St Helens Park House is not the oldest historic building in Campbelltown but it did have something fairly unique: its own dam and water supply Macarthur legal eagle and amateur local historian Patrick “Scoop’’ Duffy who took these pictures of the dam a couple of days ago says it’s pretty impressive for a private undertaking at the time Apparently the Westgarth Dam was built around 1887 who included Mr and Mrs George Westgarth and no doubt “the help’’ Duffy says the dam sits in scrubs about 150 metres as the crow flies from manicured lawns in St Helens Park who built St Helens Park House in 1887 as a summer home was a lawyer (and people think we’re pricey now) and his firm lives on today as Corrs Chambers Westgarth Duffy himself lives not too far away in another Campbelltown historical gem one actually much older than St Helens Park House A few years ago the relatively young lawyer bought Denfield House Denfield was apparently built in 1837 by John Farley – supposedly the first man to have first seen the ghost of Fred Fisher coffee and damper will be served by the Campbelltown Women’s Association at the 2019 Australia Day Awards on Saturday In a change from the tradition of recent years the award recipients will be announced at a ceremony to be held in the Greg Percival Community Centre at Ingleburn In the past 20 years or so the awards ceremony was held at Koshigaya Park which also staged a citizenship ceremony and an Australia Day celebration well into the evening which culminated with a fireworks display The Koshigaya Park Australia Day celebration party will be on once again from 2pm but the formal part of the day will now be at Ingleburn from 8.30am on January 26 The campaign to terminate the Wests Tigers joint venture and have Western Suburbs Magpies back as a stand alone NRL club playing out of Campbelltown is set to go up a gear in 2019 Part of the strategy will include a Bring Back the Magpies fun day in Campbelltown early in the year in a bid to engage local black and white fans and give the push a bit more momentum There aren’t too many details available just yet Having raised more than $300,000 last year no wonder Kids of Macarthur Health Foundation describes 2018 as an “amazing’’ year But we’re sure readers will find the list of things this money’s financed and which help sick children in hospital even more amazing; awesome even: Portable ultrasound diagnostic imaging system from Sonosite $88,000; Mobile diagnostic sky plate for babies x-ray machine $52,888; Real Ti plus training tool for paediatricians and nurses $20,290; 2 shuttle discovery mobility systems $10,215; Educational activity centres for waiting rooms $1,500; Garden enhancements for the three hospital kids gardens $1,500 Late last year Camden Council announced the appointment of David Waudby as an economic development officer has a vast knowledge of business in the region having worked as the CEO of the South West Sydney Business Enterprise Centre for eight years and more recently in small business as an advisor with the Business Connect program “I’m very excited with this opportunity to work with council and look forward to working closely with Camden Region Economic Taskforce (CRET),’’ Mr Waudby said on his appointment It’s interesting independent candidate for Wollondilly Judy Hannan has hit the ground running early in the new year Indeed her digital social media platforms were in place before Christmas; there’s a website and a Facebook page This Saturday the former mayor is inviting voters to join her for coffee and a chat at a café in the electorate Further north there’s still no word from the Liberal Party who their candidates will be in Macquarie Fields and Campbelltown It will be interesting to see who the Libs put up against the popular Labor MPs Anoulack Chanthivong and Greg Warren both of whom are almost certain to win second terms in office Senior police will address the media after investigations were launched into four fires in Campbelltown overnight involving two homes and two cars It is not clear at this stage of the investigation if the four fires are related crime manager at Campbelltown City Police Area Command The first fire emergency services were called to was a home on Towner Avenue Airds just before midnight last nighbt (Sunday) Fire and Rescue NSW attended and found the home well alight before extinguishing the blaze The cause of the fire is not yet known and officers from Campbelltown Police Area Command established a crime scene and commenced an investigation into the circumstances emergency services were called to a home on Briggs Place Fire and Rescue NSW attended and found the home alight before extinguishing the blaze An elderly resident had been evacuated by neighbours and there were no reports of any injuries Officers from Campbelltown Police Area Command established a crime scene after reports a vehicle had crashed into the garage before being set alight An investigation is now under way into the circumstances surrounding the incident emergency services were called to Rowley Place and the blaze was extinguished by Fire and Rescue NSW Officers from Campbelltown Police Area Command established a third crime scene and launched an investigation into the incident A few minutes later emergency services were called to Heyson Way This one was a Toyota Corolla and once again the blaze was extinguished by Fire and Rescue NSW Officers from Campbelltown Police Area Command established a fourth crime scene and commenced an investigation into the incident anyone with information or dashcam footage of any of these four fires is urged to call police or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 A 12-year-old boy’s long awaited visit to a Geelong playground became memorable for all the wrong reasons this afternoon in a bizarre incident at a bayside park Please call us on 1800 070 535 and we’ll help resolve the issue or try again later Any Questions? Please call 1800 070 535 Saturday & Sunday 7:00am – 11:30am (AEST) Sydney brokerage Shore Financial has revealed the top-performing suburbs over the past year despite property prices falling across most parts of the city The quarterly Shore Financial State of Sydney Report analyses the 600-plus suburbs across the city and picks the top five in each quintile based on changes in their median house price over the previous 12 months to August 2022 The quintiles are Quintile 1 = Working Class Sydney Quintile 4 = Professional Sydney and Quintile 5 = Elite Sydney suburbs are excluded if they do not meet certain benchmarks and trends related to asking prices inventory levels and sales volumes over the previous three months The Working Class Sydney and Suburban Sydney suburbs are in the outer ring Professional Sydney and Elite Sydney suburbs are in the middle and inner rings Read more: How are Sydney auctions performing this spring? Shore Financial CEO Theo Chambers (pictured above) revealed the top five ranked suburbs in each quintile “Working Class Sydney’s top suburb was Oakhurst where the median house price jumped 20.0% in the year to August,” he said “This was closely followed by Prestons Minto and St Helens Park which rounded out the top five.” Chambers said Suburban Sydney’s leading suburb was Fairfield West where house prices rose 19.1% “This was followed closely by North Rocks Chester Hill and Condell Park,” he said Kirrawee led the way in the Rising Sydney quintile Forest Lodge and Penshurst rounded out the top five in Rising Sydney,” he said As for the number one suburb in Professional Sydney that was Elanora Heights which enjoyed 18.2% house price growth “This was very closely followed by Marrickville Dulwich Hill and Avalon Beach,” Chambers explained Read more: RBA announces cash rate call Chambers said that Elite Sydney’s standout performer was Frenchs Forest where the median house price climbed 19.2% Concord and Lane Cove rounded out the top five in this quintile,” he said He noted that Frenchs Forest was a standout in Elite Sydney as the city’s population was becoming denser meaning units were increasingly replacing houses 93% of homes are still freestanding houses which tells you that it’s an affluent family suburb with a lot of character and highly desirable as a result,” he said the median days on market in Frenchs Forest was an already low 23 days compared to just 22 days in August 2022.” Chambers said the Sydney property market had significantly changed since the previous analysis conducted in March this year the average annual price growth for the standout suburbs was an astonishing 49.2% however it now is 18.6% for the suburbs in our report That shows you the market has significantly cooled,” he said “The average inventory level for these suburbs (amount of time it would take to sell all the houses or units in a particular location if they kept selling at the current rate and no more were added to the market) is a low 1.7 months which tells you that buyers have relatively few properties to choose from which is why the average days on market for these suburbs is just 24 days.” the Sydney market is likely to look very different when the next analysis occurs in six months’ time “Prices are likely to continue trending down in most parts of Sydney for a bit longer but it’s hard to say how much longer the downturn will last,” he said “It’s important to remember prices skyrocketed during the boom which means it’s likely only a share of those gains will be given back conditions are more favourable than earlier in the year.” Chambers said anyone who wanted to buy into the Sydney property market should see a broker to obtain pre-approval first “With interest rates rising so regularly the average person’s borrowing capacity is falling and is somewhat of a moving target meaning buyers need to know before they make an offer exactly how much they can borrow,” he said “Buyers should speak to a Shore Financial broker because we have good relationships with dozens of lenders and our experienced brokers know which ones will be the best match for a buyer’s requirements and objectives our brokers will also help the buyer get unconditional finance approval and manage the process through to settlement." with the assistance of the State Crime Command’s Homicide Squad established Strike Force Hardey to investigate the circumstances surrounding his death In late January the police issued a new appeal to the public for information about the Phillips’ murder They also released CCTV footage of Mr Phillips the afternoon before he was murdered Advertise with us Video Services One Stop Shop now being offered at Wallasey town hall Liverpool FC’s 20th league title becomes most engaged Premier League win in history info@theguideliverpool.com +44 151 702 0143 Calendar Food & Drink Picante launches new Margarita Masterclasses Liverpool restaurant week returns next 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everyone’s advised to wear sensible footwear – and take a torch Still in Victoria Park and Friends of Victoria Park have organised a Halloween Bat Walk on Sunday you can join them for unique evening experience guided by their very own ‘Professor of Batology’ The event is free and includes a free hot chocolate drink and there’ll be fancy dress prizes for the best-dressed adult A Haunting Halloween Bash at World of Glass and experience the popular St Helens attraction like never before dance to the Monster Mash and dress suitably scarily for its Halloween costume contest it costs £8 per ticket (bookable in advance) and each child will receive a bag of treats which will include a sandwich Find out more here Pop along for a spooktacular Trick or Treat Fun event at Church Square on Saturday Between 10am and 4pm kids can get creative at the trick or treat bag decorating workshop where they’ll design their very own spooky bags before heading to the Trick or Treat Door for some sweet surprises The Pop Up Market will also be on with stalls galore and children will be able to take part in free pumpkin carving activities in the crafts area courtesy of Rainford’s Christmas Trees there’ll be mini wooden pumpkin decorations for the kids to decorate and take home Visit The Book Stop on Bridge St on Saturday October 26 (5 – 6:30pm) and listen to a selection of spooky stories from St Helens from the Witch of Windle to the ghosts that haunt the pond of Victoria Park Tickets are £7.50 which admits one child and one adult Find out more here Portico Vine ARLFC is holding a Halloween Party at its Clubhouse in Scholes Lane There’ll be spooky sweets and cakes on sale fun activities and entertainment by Dr Dave There’s even a petrifying woodland walk at 8pm if you dare (suggested for nines and over only) and it’s £5 per ticket or £15 for a family of four and that includes a hot dog for children and hotpot for adults Email: clubporticoevents@gmail.com ‘Jack’ and ‘Oogie Boogie’ from Nightmare Before Christmas will be visiting St Mary’s Market between 10am-1pm on Saturday with free Halloween-themed facepainting courtesy of The Ultimate Party People The ‘Sanderson Sisters’ (remember them from the Hocus Pocus films?) will be flying into the historic market on their broomsticks for a morning of fun on Friday and there’ll be balloon modelling with Twisted Creations between 10am and 1pm Haunting Tunnel Tour and Craft at World of Glass World of Glass is definitely getting into the Halloween Spirit this time with a spooktastic journey through its ghoulish underground tunnels with sounds to make you shake in your boots and a craft session where you can make your own creepy creations it’s £4 a ticket with three 45-minute sessions at 11.30am Find out more here The Guide Liverpool proudly shares regular stories from in and around Liverpool Our editorial team is made up of trained journalists and media professionals meaning you will never miss a moment from the city region Sign up today 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Whether you live locally or are travelling from outside the Liverpool City Region, we recommend that you plan your route in advance. Here's all the essential information to ensure your St Helens experience is as simple and enjoyable as possible. Please note St Helens Stadium is a cashless stadium. ‌Disabled AccessTo ensure all supporters fully enjoy the experience at St Helens, Liverpool FC Women offers a variety of reasonable adjustments based on individual needs. ‌Stadium RegulationsInformation on St Helens Stadium Regulations.