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Winning Lotto ticket purchased in Waikiki

Monday, 6 October 2025 13:05

By Monique Welhan

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A winning Lotto ticket worth just over $1 million has been purchased from a newsagency in Waikiki.

The Saturday Lotto ticket was one of three division one winners across Western Australia.

WA’s winning tickets were purchased at Callows Corner Lottery Centre in Busselton, The Lucky Charm Waikiki and Newburn Newsagency in High Wycombe.

Lotterywest spokesperson Jake Battrick said it was fantastic to see the winning form of West Aussie players on show once again.

“Congratulations to the three WA players who are taking home Division One prizes thanks to Saturday Lotto’s draw on the weekend,” he said.

“The weekend of wins takes the State’s total of Division One Saturday Lotto wins this year to 46, sharing in more than $61 million in Division One prizes.

While the winner of the ticket purchased from Newburn Newsagency has claimed their prize this morning, Lotterywest are still waiting to hear from the winner's of the Busselton and Waikiki tickets.

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