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One ticket wins $4.5 million Lotto Powerball jackpot

By 1News Reporters
June 12, 2024
Lotto (illustration).

Lotto (illustration). (Source: 1News)

One ticket has won big in tonight's Lotto Powerball draw, taking home $4.5 million.

The winning numbers were: 07, 09, 16, 19, 30, 35 Bonus 27 Powerball 04.

The big winner shared Lotto First Division with one other ticket that took home $500,000.

No one won Strike's jackpot this evening.

The $4.5 million winning ticket was sold to a Waikato MyLotto account.

The other Lotto First Division winning ticket was sold at Shree Superette in Auckland.

It comes as seven tickets shared a $50 million must-win jackpot on Saturday night.

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