It was a night to remember for Lotto players across New Zealand, with 13 lucky winners each taking home $20,492 from Lotto Second Division in Saturday night’s live draw. Among the winners was a player from Southland, who bought their ticket through the MyLotto App. In even bigger

Two lucky Lotto players from Auckland and Canterbury will be enjoying an early Christmas celebration after each scoring $500,000 with Lotto First Division in tonight’s live draw. The winning tickets were both sold online through MyLotto. It wasn’t just First Division winners celebrating. A Southland player was

A Nelson local is celebrating a life-changing win after taking home a massive $16 million prize in the latest Lotto draw. The winning ticket was bought at Fresh Choice Nelson City and includes $15 million from Powerball First Division and $1 million from Lotto First Division. “Tonight’s winner is

Powerball and Strike have both rolled over tonight, lifting the total prize pool for Wednesday to $11.7 million. With no winner in tonight’s Powerball draw, the jackpot has grown to $10 million. Lotto First Division remains at $1 million, and Strike Four has climbed to $700,000. Meanwhile,

Record Powerball Win Shared By Three Players, Invers Gets Second DivisionIt was a night to remember for Lotto NZ and players across the country as the historic $55 million Must Be Won Powerball draw delivered life-changing wins to three lucky ticket holders. Each of the three winners matched all six

This Saturday, there’s a record-breaking $55 million Powerball jackpot – and it must be won. The big question is: will one lucky player take it all, or will the prize be shared among several winners? In a Must Be Won draw, if there is no Division 1 Powerball winner, the

Powerball was not struck in Wednesday night’s draw and has rolled over to Saturday, where the jackpot will now sit at a massive $40 million. “Powerball has jackpotted to an epic $40 million on Saturday. It’s now the highest it’s been since August last year when an

Watch: Queens Park Hit Hard By Storm – Council Says Area Still UnsafeThe clean-up after last week’s storm has begun in Invercargill and Bluff, but the scale of damage continues to swell – with more trees reported to have fallen overnight. A state of emergency was declared for the Southland region