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      Home > News > Living & Travel

    The biggest winners in tonight's Lotto draw each take home $500,000

    The biggest winners in tonight's Lotto draw each take home $500,000


    Two winners share Division One with tickets bought from at Pak N Save Richmond in Nelson and on MyLotto by a player from Gore.

    Powerball will be worth $6 million and Strike Four $600,000 on Wednesday night, with nobody winning either tonight.

    © 2026 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

     Other Living & Travel News
     23 Feb: An Auckland couple continued buying stolen crayfish, despite knowing it was likely illegal
     22 Feb: An investigation's underway after a dog attack injured three people in Christchurch's Bryndwr
     22 Feb: A person's suffered moderate hand injuries, after a dog attack in Timaru's Andrew Street
     22 Feb: Fifteen years on from the devastating Christchurch earthquake, belief light may finally be at the end of the tunnel
     22 Feb: On the frontlines of Australia's fight against vaccine hesitancy
     21 Feb: Two dogs have been impounded by Christchurch Council Animal Management officers and three people are in hospital after an attack in the North West
     21 Feb: Some of the country's best track and field talent will be on show in Christchurch this afternoon as the city hosts it's annual International Track Meet
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     Today's News

    		 Auckland:
    A person whose car flipped after hitting a tree in South Auckland last Tuesday - died on Thursday 11:17

     Business:
    Satellite imaging is now vital for disaster management. But there are dangerous gaps in our systems 11:17

     International:
    Micro-interventions to reduce stress in your day 11:17

     Athletics:
    A tricky decision looms for Athletics New Zealand as to which female pole vaulters they select for the world indoor championships in Poland from March 20 to 22 11:07

     Motoring:
    Nascar driver Shane van Gisbergen has advanced up the field at the latest race in Georgia 11:07

     National:
    How could Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor be removed from the line of succession to the throne? 10:37

     Law and Order:
    US Secret Service agents shoot and kill man trying to break into Trump's Mar-a-Lago 10:27

     National:
    Trump hikes global tariffs to 15% as the fallout from Supreme Court loss continues 10:27

     National:
    Gaza’s cultural sites have been decimated. UNESCO’s muted response sets a dangerous precedent 10:17

     National:
    As war in Ukraine enters a 5th year, will the ‘Putin consensus’ among Russians hold? 10:07

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