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  •   Home > News > Living & Travel

    The biggest winners in tonight's Lotto draw each collect $500,000 - sharing Division One

    The biggest winners in tonight's Lotto draw each collect $500,000 - sharing Division One


    Those tickets were bought from Hornby Mall Lotto in Christchurch and on MyLotto by a player from Auckland.

    Another big winner takes away $300,000, winning Strike Four.

    That ticket was bought from Caltex Woodville.

    Powerball's $5 million prize wasn't won, and jackpots to $6 million Wednesday night.

    Tonight's winning numbers: 3, 5, 7, 18, 31 and 35.

    The Bonus Ball was 4, and Powerball is 6.

    Strike Four numbers came in this order: 35, 3, 18 and 7.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     16 Oct: A new purpose-built breast cancer screening facility has opened on the Kapiti Coast
     16 Oct: Cautious optimism New Zealand could once again be home to the now-extinct Moa, by the year 2035
     16 Oct: Air New Zealand denies data revealing New Zealand's domestic airfares have increased 63-percent in six years
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     15 Oct: About 50 unionised factory workers at Resene are striking outside the company's Lower Hutt office
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    Soccer:
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    International:
    Prince Andrew giving up his royal titles and honours after speaking with King Charles 8:06

    Rugby:
    Otago's pursuit of a first NPC rugby title since 1998 remains intact, after dispatching Bay of Plenty 41-17 in their semifinal in Dunedin 8:06

    Basketball:
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    Entertainment:
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    Golf:
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    Netball:
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    Politics:
    Kaipara has a new mayor, with official results confirming a very tight race 7:36

    Business:
    The rising cost of food is also affecting chocolate with popular Kiwi brand Whittaker's increasing its prices 7:36


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