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Lotto and Powerball results: $14.3m win and 13 second division prizes

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A winning Lotto ticket has been sold in Rotorua.

Thirteen players each won $19,845 in Lotto second division in last night’s live Lotto draw.

The winning Rotorua ticket was sold via MyLotto.

A player from New Plymouth won $14.3 million with Powerball first division last night with the winning ticket also sold on MyLotto.

The lucky numbers were 5, 33, 29, 40, 12 and 32. The Bonus Ball was 17 and the Powerball was 5.

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The prize was made up of $14m from Powerball first division and $333,333 from Lotto first division.

Two other players also won first division with winning tickets sold at Marston Moor in Kaitāia and New World Rototuna in Hamilton.

Meanwhile, Strike Four has rolled over and will be $400,000 on Saturday night.

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The winning second division tickets were sold at the following stores:

Ora St Lukes - Auckland

Vincent Street Superette - Auckland

Conifer Grove Dairy - Auckland

MyLotto (x3) - Aucklamd

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MyLotto - Rotorua

New World Carterton - Carterton

Woolworths Porirua - Wellington

MyLotto - Wellington

MyLotto - Marlborough

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MyLotto - Christchurch

MyLotto - Clutha

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