Winning lotto ticket had been stuck to Murray Bridge man's fridge all week
The $1 million division one-winning ticket went unnoticed for five days.
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The $1 million division one-winning ticket went unnoticed for five days.
Paramedics could not save the man, who was found unconscious on Sunday afternoon.
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Nathan Bolton will share his story at an upcoming suicide prevention network event.
The club has celebrated last Christmas with socialising and by making a donation to Community Living Australia over the weekend.
The town's 2020 show was cancelled due to COVID-19. Now the local A&H society has a special commemoration in mind.
But illicit drugs and mental health issues remain more concerning in Murray Bridge, according to a regional health and wellbeing plan.
The break-in is one of several reported locally during the past week. But officers have made arrests in two other cases.
Bowhill Engineering's co-owner will play a key role in promoting economic growth in the Murraylands.