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    A single lotto ticket is now worth $8,250,000 after tonight's draw

    A single lotto ticket is now worth $8,250,000 after tonight's draw


    That's $8 million from Powerball, and a quarter-share of Division One, for a ticket bought on My Lotto by a player in Central Otago.

    Three other tickets are worth $250,000 from Division One, but they didn't have the Powerball number.

    They were bought from Woolworths Newtown in Wellington, and on MyLotto by players from Napier and Carterton.

    And one other ticket, bought from Victory on the Spot in Nelson, collects $300,000, winning Strike Four.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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