The lucky couple from Goulburn held the only ticket that matched all the numbers for the Oz Lotto draw- 22, 23, 27, 33, 38, 39 and 42. They purchased their entry at the First Inland City Newsagency, Shop B, 140-144 Aubern Street.

Additionally, the multimillionaire couple are Southern Tablelands residents and held the only Division One winning entrance ticket. However, the couple are staying publicly anonymous.

They were overcome by emotion when the win was confirmed by lottery operator (The Lott). The couple said they’ve not had the easiest life, so are looking forward to chilling out and will most likely will give up work immediately. Further, the couple described themselves as ‘Aussie battlers’.

“I’m in tears mate! Every time I think I’m okay, the waterworks kick off again,” said the man.

The couple don’t think they’ll make it back to work

“I don’t even know what to do with myself. Retirement is beckoning.”

Reliving the moment they found out about the win, the husband said: “I dropped into the store this morning to check my ticket and the team member gave me a shocked look.

“He said, ‘you might need to sit down, mate’.

He said he couldn’t wait to share it with my family. Overall, their aim is to set everyone up and make sure they don’t have to worry about a thing.

Jeanine Chatfield, the owner of the First Inland City Newsagency, offered her congratulations to the winners and said it was a great moment for the local store.

“I’m pretty sure everyone in town will be talking about it today. It will cause big excitement in the community,” she said.

“It’s pretty cool. We’ve very excited and very happy.”

She continued be saying, “We’ve had a bit of a winning year. We’ve already sold two first prize-winning tickets in Lucky Lotteries Super Jackpot, and now this!

“It’s great for Goulburn. It’s a big thrill for everyone.”

Oz Lotto made changes last May, with the number range changing from 45 to 47. Firstly, the minimum jackpot increased from $2 million to $3 million. Further, every draw now selects a third supplementary number.

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Ten Melburnians can look forward to receiving a winning boost to their bank accounts after their syndicate scored a division 1 prize of $1M in the Monday Lotto draw 2 weeks ago. The syndicate entry was the only division 1 winning entry across the whole of Australia in Monday & Wednesday Lotto draw 4106, drawn Monday 23 August 2021. The entry won a division 1 prize of $1M. Each syndicate member receives a share worth over $102k. Shares into the central syndicate were purchased at 10 Tatts outlets across Melbourne – from Flemington to Endeavour Hills. As some of the syndicate shares were unregistered, some of the winners may have yet to discover their winning news!!

The winning numbers in Monday & Wednesday Lotto draw 4106 on 23 August 2021 were 44, 12, 10, 26, 35 and 25, while the supplementary numbers were 28 and 38. Across Australia, the winning 1 division must have woke up very excited with their 1 winning entry in Monday & Wednesday Lotto draw 4106 – 1 being from Victoria.

We can imagine there are going to be 10 very happy Victorians once they discover they’ve shared a division one win. Previous syndicate members have said that they’ve used their share of a major prize to pay off mortgages, buy new cars or to go and plan future travel expeditions.

Another lucky winner in recent months – Was a Victorian man believing that he “manifested” his $834k TattsLotto division 1 win. The lucky winner, who comes from Braybrook in Victoria, cited his ritual of imagining a happy, healthy & wealthy lifestyle in his old family home when purchasing his Lotto tickets to his luck taking home the $834,643.56 winning ticket.

“I’ve been playing for decades, but I have never won division 1 . So I actually just developed a new system for buying my tickets, and it seems like it’s come through for me!” the amazingly happy winner who told lottery officials. “When I was young, I grew up in a beautiful family home in Preston. So every now and again, I drive back to that home –  “I stare at the house and dream about living in it again, and then I go to a shop in the area, and I buy my TattsLotto ticket,” he said.

What amazing for these lucky players!

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After the winner from Altona Meadows in Melbourne’s south-west hung up the phone she went to check her numbers, she then immediately realised she did in fact hold 1 of the 7 division 1 winning entries in the TattsLotto draw 4159; She called the shocked officials back to apologise and explain that she had only just hopped out of bed when she answered the phone. ‘Oh my gosh, I am so sorry. I have only just woke up and I thought it must be some kind of scam or joke, so I hung up,’ she laughed. ‘I checked my ticket online just then and knew I had to call you straight back. This isn’t even registering right now. I can’t believe this.’ When asked how she would spend her winnings, the woman said it would speed up her retirement plans. Being in lockdown at the moment, the couple said that they can’t do too much in a way of celebrations, so perhaps get some takeaway and crack open a bottle of wine tonight,’ she said.

The winning ticket was bought at Central Lotto at Central Square Shopping Centre in Altona Meadows, the store owner was thrilled to hear about the win. ‘This is the 2nd division 1 winning entry we have sold in 2 months,’ he said. He also said he has sold 30 division 1 winning tickets over the past 20 years. ‘Congratulations to our winner. We hope this is the beginning of a very bright future,’ he added.

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It seems like 2020 is going to be a very lucky year for Australian lottery games, with this week’s jackpots including $40 million Powerball and $5 million Oz Lotto.

A $5 million draw was last night. The next chances to win continue tomorrow with the $40 million Powerball, which is already drawing high levels of attention online.

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Last year The Lott, released the findings of a new survey of more than 100 previous division-one winners. The majority of winners of Australian lotto used the money to safeguard for the future. For example, it found most winners celebrated by investing, helping out loved ones and buying a house.

“Each year, we crown about 400 division-one winners across our lottery games,” Lott spokeswoman Ally Ramsamy said.

“Many of these only discover their good fortune after we make contact with them…

“Not surprisingly, many division-one winners are stunned by the revelation and describe that winning feeling as one of complete and utter disbelief.”

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Two Queenslanders have won the major Oz Lotto jackpot, amounting to $80 million.

An Ipswich Mum and a Sunshine Coast man each pocketed half of last night’s mega Oz Lotto jackpot, amounting to $80 million.

The winning numbers were 42, 35, 29, 19, 36, 14, 25 with the supplement numbers 13 and 1.

Bronwyn Spencer from The Lott was one of the lucky workers who got to phone them and break the news. He said: “It was an exciting night last night when we got to break the news to two Queensland winners that they’re now $40 million richer,” she told 9News.

“From time to time we do see some wins in the same sort of cluster.”

The mother purchased her ticket online, while the businessman bought his at Newsxpress in Robina on the Gold Coast while he was in town for work.

Completely overwhelmed but extremely grateful…

Or hysterical laughter…

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Earlier this year, a Sydney woman scooped up an extraordinary $107.57 million in a record Powerball draw.

Although the Powerball prize had been set at $100 million, it blew out an extra $7 million by the large numbers of investors who bought tickets in a bid to take out the top prize.

The Lott contacted the woman, who wishes to remain anonymous, directly after the draw to inform her of her life-changing win.

“I don’t understand — is this actually real?” she said. “I don’t believe it. I don’t believe it. Is this a trick?”

The registered player also misheard the eye-watering figure, thinking she had walked away with just $107,000.

“Wait — are you telling me I’ve won $107 million? Oh my god. That is just so much money,” she told Australia’s official lottery provider over the phone.

The woman, a healthcare provider, revealed she wouldn’t be quitting her job. She plans to share her winnings with her family. Furthermore, she wants to give “a whole slab of money” to her favourite charity. She may even “buy a caravan and travel around”.

“I’m so passionate about my job. It will drive me to do more health work for causes important to me,” she told The Lott. “I’m not quite sure what to do, but of course I will be helping my family.”

The $50 million Oz Lotto draw, draw 1321, closes at 7.30pm AEST on Tuesday.

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The lotto agent in Virginia, on the rural outskirts of Adelaide, is celebrating a winning streak after selling the first lottery prize $200,000 tickets in the Lucky Lotteries Mega Jackpot for both Monday and Tuesday draws this week.

‘They thought I was pulling an April Fool’s joke’

The odds were in favor of Virginia Lotteries Kiosk at the Virginia Shopping Centre after the outlet sold a Lucky Lotteries Mega Jackpot 1st Prize of $200,000 in draw 1263 on Monday.

The win was followed by a second Lucky Lotteries Mega Jackpot 1st Prize winner of $200,000 in draw 1265 on Tuesday sold at the same kiosk.

Virginia Lotteries Kiosk co-owner Rose Pogas could not contain her excitement at the news.

“How exciting. Are you serious?! That’s fantastic,” she told The Lott.

“I kept telling everyone I knew I was going to sell a Lucky Lotteries 1st Prize win one day – now I can say I’ve sold two.

“‘What are the odds of you selling another one?’ I don’t know what the odds are but I’m going to be telling them I’ve done it.”

Jackpot yet to be claimed

The winners of both draws remain unclaimed, so SA Lotteries officials are urging customers to check their tickets.

The Lott said it had not been able to make contact with the ticket holder to break that life-changing news. This is despite Monday’s winning entry being registered to an Easiplay Club card.

Lucky Lotteries is a draw lottery where the jackpot winner takes the whole jackpot. This is unlike lotto-style games where the top prize is often shared between winners.

Furthermore, this means the jackpot prize can only be won by a unique Lucky Lotteries ticket number.

The double win comes just days after a Melbourne man won two of three division-one Oz Lotto tickets. He shared a massive haul of $70 million when he accidentally bought two tickets.

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The anonymous winner had been playing the same lottery numbers in The Lotto for over 30 years. This week he accidentally bought two of the same ticket for Tuesday’s drawing, thinking he was buying a ticket for another week’s game.

The numbers exactly matched those of the division one Jackpot, doubling his $23.3 million ($US16.5 million) prize to $46 million ($US 33 million).

An Australian man has accidentally bought two of the three winning lottery tickets in the $70m (£37.6m) Oz Lotto Jackpot.

According to The Lotto’s official statement, the Melbourne man had noticed he had won online but was only remembering one ticket. It wasn’t until a member of their team called and told him he had won on both.

“You’re kidding,” he told the official, “Am I seeing things?”

The blue-collar worker from Melbourne, whose name has not been disclosed, had been playing those numbers for 30 years, according to an Oz Lotto statement.

The man, from St Albans in Melbourne, had forgotten he had two entries in Tuesday’s $70m (US$50m) draw, each marked with the same numbers.

The new multi-millionaire had just gotten off work when he found out the life-changing news. He told the official “I might think about retiring.”

He was asked how he was going to spend his big winnings!

“First on a new home or holiday,” then “I’ll definitely share it with my family.”

“I have always marked my entries but I have never chosen anything in particular. They weren’t special before, but they are now.”

Even The Lotto company was thrilled by the news.

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A family in country Victoria has won $35 million after winning the 7th August Oz Lotto jackpot. One member plans to purchase an unusual item with their new windfall.

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Fraser Coast region also holds the record for having sold Australia’s single biggest individual lottery win. In January 2016, Hervey Bay grandparents won the $70 million division one Powerball jackpot prize.

Golden Casket spokesperson Matt Hart said he was eagerly waiting for the newest multi-millionaire to make contact so the prize claim process can begin. “It’s hard to believe, but someone out there woke up this morning a multi-millionaire — but they may not know it yet!” he said.

The winning numbers were 16, 45, 4, 35, 8, 28 and 27, with the supplementary numbers were 22 and 34.

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