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    Two Lotto tickets in tonight's Powerball draw are now each worth $5,250,000

    Two Lotto tickets in tonight's Powerball draw are now each worth $5,250,000


    They've each won a half-share of the $10 million jackpot, plus a quarter-share of Division One's million dollars.

    Those tickets were bought from Pokeno Superette in Pokeno and Park Mini Mart in Tauranga.

    Two other Division One-winning tickets without the Powerball number are each worth $250,000.

    They were bought from Shopping Fresh in Kaikohe and on MyLotto by a player from Auckland.

    Two tickets also share Strike Four, each now worth $100,000.

    They were bought online by players in Auckland.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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