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Lotto’s $23 million Powerball jackpot has been struck by a single ticket.
20 people have now become multi-millionaires via Lotto wins this year.
The winning ticket was sold at a supermarket in New Plymouth.
“It’s a shame it’s not me, but I’m glad somebody in our community managed to win the big ticket.”
Two other tickets without the Powerball number share the rest of Division One and are each worth $333,333. They were sold at Woolworths Eastgate in Christchurch and Pak’nSave Pāpāmoa, Bay of Plenty.
Strike Four was not struck and rolls over to Wednesday night, where it will be worth $1.1m.
A Lotto spokesperson said if a winner claimed in person, they would have to fill out a claims form at the retail outlet.
“The retailer will contact our customer services team at Lotto NZ head office. Then someone from our winners team contacts the winner to finalise the process.”
Last night's $23 million victory was the fifth-largest prize struck this year and was the 20th punter to hit the jackpot. Photo / NZME