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Lotto Powerball: Are you New Zealand’s latest millionaire?

12 April 2025
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Lotto Powerball: Are you New Zealand’s latest millionaire?
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Tonight’s Lotto Powerball draw with a $12m jackpot was not won, but one lucky Kiwi will still receive $1 million. The winning numbers were 23, 10, 15, 22, 32, and 13, with the bonus ball 35 and Powerball 2. While the jackpot went unclaimed, a player did secure the $1m first division prize.

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