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    The biggest winner in tonight's Lotto draw is an Auckland player who bought their Strike Four ticket online

    The biggest winner in tonight's Lotto draw is an Auckland player who bought their Strike Four ticket online


    It's now worth $500,000.

    Division One is shared among 4 players who have each won $250,000.

    Those tickets were all bought online by a player from Napier and three others from Auckland.

    Powerball wasn't won tonight, and jackpots to $23 million for Wednesday night's draw.

    © 2026 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     Today's News

    		 Politics:
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     Rugby:
    All Blacks halfback Cam Roigard is adamant the axing of Scott Robertson will not cause further fallout once they're in camp later in the year 16:47

     Entertainment:
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     Living & Travel:
    The Black Foils believe they can be on the startline for next month's Sail GP event in Auckland 16:17

     Environment:
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     Entertainment:
    Accidental 'crying horse' toy becomes Spring Festival bestseller in China 16:07

     Entertainment:
    AJ McLean has asked the Backstreet Boys to use his real name when he isn't working 16:01

     Tennis:
    Iga Swiatek's wait to win the Australian tennis Open - to complete her career grand slam - goes on 15:37

     International:
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     Entertainment:
    Ryan Coogler's Sinners has smashed Oscars history - landing a whopping 16 nods and becoming the most nominated film of all time 15:31

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