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Lotto win for Hastings but big ticket prize still up for grabs

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9 Oct, 2019 07:22 PMQuick Read

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The big ticket prize is still up for grabs as it jackpots to $32 million for this Saturdays draw. Photo / File

The big ticket prize is still up for grabs as it jackpots to $32 million for this Saturdays draw. Photo / File

Although the big money wasn't struck in Wednesday's draw, one lucky Hastings Lotto player had something to celebrate.

The lucky ticket was sold at Pak N Save Hastings with 20 other players also winning, each taking home $19,484.

One lucky player from Pukekohe also won Powerball Second Division, taking their total winnings to $48,597.

But that still means the big ticket prize is still up for grabs as it jackpots to $32 million for this Saturday's draw.

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