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Are you the lucky winner? Manawatu-Whanganui lotto winner takes home $30,000

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A Whanganui player has won $30,420 from the Lotto Second Division. Photo / John Borren

A Whanganui player has won $30,420 from the Lotto Second Division. Photo / John Borren

One Manawatu-Whanganui resident got $30,000 richer over the weekend as one of 10 Lotto second division winners.

Each second division winner from Saturday night's draw will pocket $30,420.

The Manawatu-Whanganui winning ticket was purchased online using MyLotto.

Just last week another Whanganui MyLotto player was one of 13 people to win $20,484 in second division.

Earlier this month a player who bought their ticket from Four Square Riverview, won Powerball second division, winning $26,135.

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Last month a Whanganui player was one of three winners to share Lotto's first division prize.

The Whanganui player took home $333,333 from their winning ticket that was purchased online for the April 3 draw.

In late April a Taihape Lotto player was one of four big winners in the Wednesday night Lotto draw, collecting a $250,000 share of the first division prize. The ticket was purchased at Taihape New World.

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Also in April, Whanganui stores sold two second-division winning Lotto tickets.

The tickets - sold at New World Whanganui and Aramoho Mags & Lotto - were two of 16 winners in the division, each coming with a $19,668 prize.

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