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Editorial: When happiness can't be bought for love or money
Editorial: Money can't buy love, the song goes, but it can sure inspire a lot of passion.
Editorial: Money can't buy love, the song goes, but it can sure inspire a lot of passion.
Woman told store she had put the ticket in her pants and it was destroyed in the laundry.
A Grey Lynn dairy is celebrating selling a $12.3m Powerball ticket over the weekend.
Eddie Quirke says he grew up idolising criminal father.
Winners of $14 million were hosting friends for dinner when they checked winning ticket.
All that's known about the Aucklander is that they bought their ticket on MyLotto.
It means no new machines, and if a venue closes down the pokies go with it.
Strike Four also rolled over and will be $400,000 on Saturday.
Eddie Quirke grew up 'in awe' of his father and his shady associates.
Northland woman won $4.25m with Lotto and Powerball with a last-minute ticket
In the three months to December 2020, Kiwis spent $252m on poker machines.
Five people from Auckland and Carterton have won $200,000 each.
Lotto NZ will remove its Six60 scratchies from sale after public backlash.
A Six60 mega-fan is appalled the band has lent its image to a scratchie ticket.
A Rotorua Lotto player has won big in tonight's draw.
The winner plans on doing house renovations and enjoying time with family over Christmas.
It's the first Powerball win for the year for the South Island town.
The golden ticket was sold at Melody's New World in Palmerston North.
A betting agency has already paid out punters who said Biden will win the election.
Donald Trump was long odds to win yesterday. But that has all changed in the past hour.
The money was used to fund a gambling addiction, a jet ski, cosmetic surgery,
As the US election approaches, millions of eyes have turned to betting agencies for clues.
More than a week after the draw, the multi-millionaire hasn't yet come forward.
But you could still be a winner, with $5 million up for grabs on Saturday.
Three Powerball players from Christchurch have recently taken home $21.5m between them.
Leticia Margaret Drake was convicted of benefit fraud that spanned over 10 years.
A Milford dairy with "loyal customers" sold lucky ticket but doesn't know who winner is.
Tonight's win makes it the fifth time Powerball has been struck in September alone.
Son-in-law and daughter were trusted with bank accounts.