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Lotto results: Ōtorohanga player wins share of $1 million

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In today’s headlines with Chereè Kinnear the most burgled neighbourhoods revealed, debate over speed limit increases and cardiologists warn of a heart services crisis.

A Waikato Lotto player has won a share of the $1 million first division prize in the weekend’s draw.

The player, who bought their ticket at Paper Plus Ōtorohanga, was one of three big winners, each taking home $333,333.

The other winning tickets were bought at Dawson Superette in Auckland and on MyLotto to a player from Dunedin.

Powerball was not struck and has rolled over to Wednesday night, where the jackpot will be $12 million.

Three Waikato MyLotto players, two from Hamilton and one from the wider region, won second division Lotto in the weekend draw.

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There were 31 second division winners who each won $9800. Two players won second division Powerball, taking their winnings to $20,024.

The winning Powerball tickets were sold at Four Square Parakai and The Paper Trail in Foxton.

The Paper Trail sold 10 second division-winning tickets in the weekend draw.

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The other winning tickets were sold in Kaitāia, Whangārei, Orewa, Parakai, Auckland, Tauranga, Hastings, Upper Hutt, Wellington, Nelson, Christchurch and Mosgiel.

Meanwhile, a Strike player from Christchurch won $500,000 with Strike Four. The winning Strike ticket was sold at New World Ferry Road.

A week ago two Waikato Lotto outlets sold double winners.

Bin Inn Hamilton East and Praters Four Square in Taupō both sold two second division-winning tickets.

A Waikato MyLotto player was also among the 14 second division winners, each picking up $19,817.

Two Waikato Lotto players also struck it lucky in the previous Wednesday night’s draw.

The players were two of 17 second division winners, each picking up $12,438 for having five numbers plus the Bonus.

The winners were a Waikato MyLotto online player and a player who bought their ticket at Pak N Save Taupō.

Meanwhile, a Waikato player who bought their ticket online via MyLotto was one of four first division winners the previous weekend, each winning a quarter share of the $1 million prize.

Two Hamilton players were among 17 second division winners, each winning $15,383.

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The winning Waikato tickets were sold at Glenview Food Centre and Woolworths Te Rapa.



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