Powerball

The woman from St Claire, near Mount Druitt, said she screamed when she realised she had won the entire division one prize pool.

The Powerball winner from Taree had missed a few phone calls over the weekend before he finally looked at his winning ticket.

She checked her ticket, which she almost lost, after hearing about a winner in Queensland.

The third biggest lottery winner in Australian history may not even know they're a multi-millionaire.

Australians across the country are gearing up to try their luck in tonight's mammoth $100 million Powerball jackpot.

Up to half of all Australian adults are expected to grab a ticket into the draw.

The woman from Sarina in Mackay Queensland, held the only division one winning entry nationally in the Powerball draw on Thursday.

The Lara resident held the only division one entry across Australia in last night's Powerball, taking home a windfall of $12 million.

The winning numbers in tonight's draw 1466 were 32, 1, 30, 11, 23, 17 and 20, with a Powerball of 16.

The man thought he'd won $13 but quickly realised it was $13 million.

A winning lottery ticket purchased on the New South Wales mid-north coast is yet to be claimed, with one resident or visitor set to receive more than $2.5 million.

Australia's biggest-ever lottery winner found out he had won last night, but still showed up to work this morning.

Winning the lottery is something most of us have fantasised about but for some lucky Australians that dream has come true.

Up to half of the country's adults are expected to buy a ticket, with a whopping $150 million on the line.

An Aussie could scoop a record lotto win next week, with a massive $150 million Powerball prize on offer.

Millions of people are expected to buy tickets for next week's draw after no one claimed the top prize yesterday.

She told officials she thought she was in "fairyland".

Thirty-seven consecutive drawings have taken place without a jackpot winner since January.

"This is still pretty surreal and fresh, mate. I don't even know how to feel," the man told a Keno spokesperson.

The man from Fairfield, in Sydney's south west, was left "speechless" after being told he'd become an overnight multi-millionaire, winning the whole $40 million for himself.

The woman purchased the ticket online, revealing The Lott she accidentally bought the ticket as a double-up.

One of the tickets belonged to a couple in NSW while the second was purchased by an unregistered winner from Queensland.

Tonight's jackpot is the biggest prize in Australian lottery history, and deciding what to do with new-found fortune won't be an easy task.

The chances of winning division one Powerball are more than 134 million to one. You are far more likely to be struck by lightning multiple times than win Powerball.

Powerball's mammoth prize will jackpot again after there were no winners of tonight's $150 million.

Powerball will jackpot to a staggering $150 million after there were no major winners of tonight's draw.

Tonight's draw was worth $50 million in division one but no one took out the top prize, the fourth winless draw in a row.

It's the first time a jackpot has been won on New Year's Day, according to Powerball.

The $90 million jackpot will be drawn tonight after there were no division one winners during the last nine lotto draws.

It comes as tonight's Oz Lotto jackpot will hit $70 million for one of the last draws this year.

US Lottery officials blamed an unspecified “human reporting error” for the wrong numbers being posted for this week's Powerball draw.

"I've checked the ticket at least half a dozen times and I even took a screenshot."

"The multi-million-dollar winning entry was not registered to a player card or online account."

The person who bought the ticket has yet to come forward and has one year to do so.

The US Powerball jackpot swelled to an estimated $2.4 billion for Monday night's drawing after weeks with no grand prize winner.

Australia is home to 10 new multi-millionaires after a NSW syndicate claimed the $40 million Powerball jackpot.

A rainbow pointed the way to Lotto's pot of gold on Thursday morning, shining down on the New Zealand supermarket where the year's biggest Powerball was struck.

Winning the lottery is everyone's dream and here are some lucky people who have scored big around the world.

Officials say it's possible someone in NSW went to bed completely unaware they won tonight's entire $30 million Powerball jackpot.

A Victorian woman thought she was being scammed when she first saw that she had won a $40 million lotto jackpot, but now she's ready to toss in her job.

A mum and two dads are entering 2023 $33 million richer, with the third mystery winner revealed to be a father from Canterbury.

The mid north coast resident held the only division one winning entry nationally, which was drawn on Thursday.

The mystery person from the NSW Mid North Coast was the only division one winner in Thursday night's Powerball draw, taking home the entire jackpot.

Monday night's estimated $2.9 billion Powerball jackpot is nearly $617 million larger than the previous record jackpot and will keep growing until someone finally wins the prize.

US residents are gearing up for Wednesday night’s estimated $US1.2 billion ($1.89 billion) Powerball jackpot.

A Western Australian man who won a share in largest lottery prize in Australian history as a part of a syndicate said the group had never played before.

Lottery players are being urged to search for their old tickets, with a staggering $22.3 million worth of prizes yet to be claimed across the country.

The winning numbers for draw 1379 on Thursday night were 14, 33, 11, 25, 17, 24 and six and the Powerball was 18.

The ACT man was so excited he answered the phone on the first ring.

The search is on for two winners of Thursday night's Powerball draw who have now become multi-millionaires.