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Whangarei supermarket sells $1m Lotto ticket

By Mikaela Collins
Reporter·Northern Advocate·
1 Oct, 2017 06:00 PM2 mins to read

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Anyone who bought a ticket at Countdown in Tikipunga should write their name on the back of it and get it checked, they could be a million dollars richer. Photo/File

Anyone who bought a ticket at Countdown in Tikipunga should write their name on the back of it and get it checked, they could be a million dollars richer. Photo/File

Jacki Morgan was "over the moon" when she arrived at work to find the Lotto counter she works at had sold a $1 million winning ticket.

Ms Morgan, Lotto controller at Countdown Tikipunga, said she found out the winning ticket had been sold at the store when she arrived at work yesterdayto see a message on the Lotto terminal.

"We've sold several scratchies but this is our first big Lotto win so it's quite exciting.

"I was over the moon. Hopefully we're going to see the people who won it," she said.

Ms Morgan hoped the ticket was sold to someone local.

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"I really hope it's gone to somebody who will use it wisely. That's all you can hope for. If it goes to local people, that's even better," she said.

Anyone who bought a ticket at Countdown Tikipunga should write their name on the back of it and check it immediately at any Lotto outlet, online at mylotto.co.nz or through the Lotto NZ App.

Powerball was not struck and has rolled over to Wednesday night, where the jackpot will be $8 million.

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Strike Four has rolled over tonight and will be $500,000 on Wednesday night.

The winning numbers were 04, 16, 24, 25, 32, 34 with bonus ball number 14 and Powerball number 02.

The Strike numbers were 32, 24, 04, 34.

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