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    The biggest winners in tonight's Lotto draw each take home $500,000

    The biggest winners in tonight's Lotto draw each take home $500,000


    Two winners share Division One with tickets bought from at Pak N Save Richmond in Nelson and on MyLotto by a player from Gore.

    Powerball will be worth $6 million and Strike Four $600,000 on Wednesday night, with nobody winning either tonight.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     Today's News

    		 Entertainment:
    Kelsey Grammer feels his newborn son gives him a second chance to nail fatherhood 14:20

     Accident and Emergency:
    Police are investigating an unexplained death after a person was found unresponsive in the water in Rotorua's Waiotapu 14:07

     International:
    Hopes the community will prevail at Australian memorial events, a week on from the Bondi Beach terror attack 14:07

     Entertainment:
    Kelly Ripa "tries not to act so much anymore" because she does not want to be away from her family 13:50

     Environment:
    The weather's looking cloudy with a chance of RAIN-deer for most of the country this Christmas 13:47

     Soccer:
    Wellington Phoenix gaffer Giancarlo Italiano believes it's the sides with the best balance who will triumph in a congested A-league competition 13:47

     Accident and Emergency:
    Emergency services are at the scene of a single-vehicle crash on the Waikato Expressway (SH1), northbound, near Hampton Downs 13:27

     Entertainment:
    King Charles' cancer treatment "can be reduced in the New Year" 13:20

     Entertainment:
    Kim Kardashian's law mentor has praised the star for being transparent about failing her California bar exam 12:50

     Soccer:
    All smiles for the Phoenix women - after recording the biggest win in the team's history 12:27

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