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Two Lotto tickets bought in Tauranga win Second Division

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All 16 Second Division winners will be walking away with $18,220. Photo/file.

All 16 Second Division winners will be walking away with $18,220. Photo/file.

Two Lotto players from Tauranga have started the long weekend $18,000 richer.

There were 16 Second Division winners in last night's live Lotto draw, including two tickets bought in Tauranga.

They were bought at Greerton Lotto and Countdown Fraser Cove.

All 16 Second Division winners will be walking away with $18,220.

Lotto says anyone who bought their ticket from any of the stores listed below should write their name on the back and check it immediately at any Lotto outlet, online at mylotto.co.nz or through the Lotto NZ App.

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Greerton Lotto, Tauranga
Countdown Fraser Cove, Tauranga
Countdown Silverdale, Silverdale
Fresh Choice Waimauku, Waimauku
Meadowlands Lotto, Auckland
Countdown Pukekohe, Pukekohe
Paeroa Four Square, Paeroa
Pak N Save Hawera, Hawera
Countdown Rangitikei Street, Palmerston North
The Paper Trail, Foxton
Countdown Queensgate, Lower Hutt
Pak N Save Petone, Lower Hutt
Stoke New World, Nelson
Windsor New World, Invercargill
Timaru Pak n Save, Timaru
Mosgiel New World, Mosgiel

Meanwhile, a Lotto player from Queenstown won $1 million with Lotto First Division last night. The winning ticket was sold at Wakatipu New World.

Powerball was not struck and has rolled over to Wednesday night. The jackpot will be $18 million.

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Strike Four was won by two players in Wanaka, each netting $100,000. Both of the winning tickets were sold at Paper Plus, Wanaka.

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