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The stars have aligned for one lucky Lotto player from Whakatāne who has won $1 million in Lotto First Division.
The Saturday live draw winning ticket was sold on MyLotto to a player from Whakatāne.
Powerball was not struck and has rolled over to Wednesday, where the jackpot would be $8 million.
Meanwhile, three lucky Strike players from Tokoroa, Wellington, and Christchurch would also be celebrating after winning $66,667 with Strike Four.
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The winning Strike tickets were sold at Flickers in Tokoroa, Gorgeous Goose Cakes & Lotto in Wellington, and Countdown Moorhouse in Christchurch.
Five people won Second Division and would each get $51,419.
The tickets were sold in Manukau Pak ‘n Save in Auckland, on myLotto to someone in Tauranga, Auckland and Hamilton, and at Pak ‘n Save in Petone.
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A person from Whakatāne has won $1 million in Lotto First Division on Saturday.
It’s been a good few weeks for Lotto players across the motu.
A Hamilton couple were in “total shock” after winning $10.5 million in the draw on February 22.
The couple bought their ticket on MyLotto and only collected their Powerball winnings a week after the lucky numbers were released.
And at the start of February an Aucklander won $8.5 million thanks to Powerball.
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