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The owners of a Whakatāne store think they might have the “lucky touch” after selling the winning $8.3 million ticket this weekend. Sophie Fang from...
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Rotorua man claims $8.5 million Lotto Powerball draw 21 Jan, 2021 02:30 AM 4 minutes to read What are your chances of actually winning the big one? Rotorua Daily Post The year has started off with a bang for a local Rotorua man who claimed a life-changing $8.5 million Powerball prize at Lotto NZ's Head Office this morning. The man, who wishes to remain anonymous, watched the live draw last night and knew he was New Zealand's newest multimillionaire as soon as Powerball number 7 was drawn. "I've been playing the same numbers since Lotto started, and I always watch the draw or record it," the m...
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Rotorua's Four Square Western Heights sells $8.5 million winning Lotto ticket 20 Jan, 2021 06:08 PM 2 minutes to read Four Square Western Heights sold the winning Powerball ticket. What would you do with $8.5 million? It's a prospect we dream about when we buy a Lotto ticket and for one Rotorua Lotto player, that dream has become a reality after winning $8.5 million in last night's Powerball draw. The prize is made up of $8m from Powerball First Division and $500,000 from Lotto First Division. The winning ticket was sold at Western Heights Foodmarket, also known as Western Heights Four Square...
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Northland news in brief: Tractor Spectacular fires up; and $700k Lotto Strike win 20 Dec, 2020 04:00 PM 3 minutes to read The Tāupo Bay Tractor Spectacular attracts a convoy of colourful and creative tractors and is on again on December 30. Northern Advocate Every year the people of Tāupo Bay pay tribute to the tractor, converting their usually humble workhorses into colourful and creative parade machines. Once a year residents and bach owners spend days pimping their tractors in preparation for the annual Tractor Spectacular, with the resulting parade on December 30 invariably deterioratin...