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    Nobody had the magic numbers to bank tonight's $38 million Powerball Jackpot, so it grows to $43 million for Wednesday night's draw

    Nobody had the magic numbers to bank tonight's $38 million Powerball Jackpot, so it grows to $43 million for Wednesday night's draw


    Lotto's Division One million is divided among five winners who each collect $200,000.

    They bought their tickets from Pak N Save Henderson, Pak N Save Mangere, New World Greenmeadows in Napier, and on MyLotto by players from New Plymouth and Christchurch.

    Strike Four's $400,000 prise is shared between two winners - those $200,000 tickets bought from Martina Four Square & Lotto in Thames and on MyLotto by a player from Tauranga.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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