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Lotto: Player takes home $12.3 million ahead of Mother's Day Newshub 2 hrs ago © Supplied. It will be a Mother's Day to remember for one player. It's going to be a Mother's Day to remember for a lucky Auckland Lotto player who has scooped $12.3 million in Saturday night's Powerball draw. The winning ticket was sold at Hylite Dairy in Grey Lynn, Auckland. It's made up for $12 million from Powerball First Division and $333,333 from Lotto First Division. They are the 10th Powerball winner of the year and it comes just three weeks after a player snatched $14.25 million with Powerball First ...

Five Kiwis have also won Mercedes-Benz A-Class cars ahead of Mother's Day. Powerball wins in 2021 2 January – $2.8 million, Fresh Choice Te Anau, Te Anau 6 January – $4.5 million, Te Aroha Supermarket, Te Aroha 20 January – $8.5 million, Western Heights Foodmarket, Rotorua 27 February – $22.5 million, MyLotto, Christchurch 13 March – $8.25 million, Paper Plus Matamata, Matamata 20 March – $5.2 million, Hornby Mall Lotto, Christchurch 24 March – $4.25 million, MyLotto, Northland 17 April – $14.25 million, MyLotto, Auckland 8 May – $12.3 million, Hylite Dairy, Auckland Stuff

The winner celebrated with fish and chips on the beach with her family. Three other Lotto players took home prizes on Saturday night, each winning $250,000 through Lotto’s First Division. The winning tickets were sold at Pōkeno Superette in the Waikato, Pak N Save Porirua and on MyLotto to an Auckland player.   Stuff This is the ninth Powerball winner in 2021. Strike Four was also won on Saturday night by a Waikato player, who took home $400,000. Anyone who bought their ticket from a winning store is advised to write their name on the back of their ticket and check it at any Lotto...

Thursday, 1 April 2021, 5:13 pm The search for Christchurch’s missing Lotto NZ millionaire is over. The winner of the $5.2 million Powerball prize has come forward to claim their prize – eight days after winning the life-changing amount.  As speculation swirled about why the prize had not been claimed – the winner was completely unaware that his yellow ticket was the luckiest ticket in town. The Christchurch man, who wishes to remain anonymous, bought his ticket from Hornby Mall Lotto as part of his usual routine. While he had been in the habit of buying a Dip ticket, he’d always p...

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