Powerball winner

2022 - 12 - 30

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Three Aussies crowned Powerball multi-millionaires in time for 2023 ... (the Lott Australia's Official Lotteries)

�Three Aussies are now eyeing 2023 as multi-millionaires after sharing tonight's $100 million Powerball jackpot.� · There were two division one winning entries ...

“This is an amazing end to the year. “I just jumped to the roof and screamed! This is going to be fantastic! “This will definitely change our lives. “Am I dreaming? The other New South Wales division one winner from tonight’s Powerball draw also purchased their entry online.

$100m Powerball draw: Three winners from NSW and Queensland ... (7NEWS.com.au)

Three Aussies will split the mammoth prize pool, The Lott confirmed, with two division one winning entries from New South Wales and one from Queensland. Their ...

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Powerball draw 1389: THREE winners split $100 million jackpot (Yahoo News NZ)

The hunt is on for Australia's newest multi-millionaires following Thursday night's $100 million Powerball draw. Find out what the winning numbers are.

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Aussie mum's hilarious reaction to $100m Powerball win (Yahoo News Australia)

Three Aussies will enter the new year with at least $33.3 million in their hand after Thursday night's record-breaking Powerball jackpot.

Powerball winner 'speechless' after scooping share in $100 million ... (PerthNow)

Three lucky Australians are preparing to enter the new year worth tens of millions of dollars after nabbing a major lotto win.

“I just jumped to the roof and screamed! “This will definitely change our lives. “Am I dreaming?

Powerball winners: Mum reveals incredible plan after winning huge ... (Daily Mail)

A Queensland mum who bought a Powerball ticket for herself as a Christmas present has walked away with 20 wins worth more than $34000000.

'This is an amazing end to the year. It's the best ever. In fact, we play Powerball very rarely! 'I just jumped to the roof and screamed! We only play from time to time. It's going to make a huge difference. 'Am I dreaming? This is going to be fantastic! A Sydney dad won a $33.3million division one prize from Thursday's Powerball - the last draw for 2022 'This will definitely change our lives. The mum was the only Queenslander to win a division one prize on Thursday, with her and two - Thursday was the last Powerball draw for 2022 and had a $100million jackpot

No, a lottery jackpot winner isn't giving you money. How to spot a ... (NorthJersey.com)

Whether it's through emails, text messages or social media, someone looking to give you a fortune is just looking to make a fortune by scamming you.

- "If someone says you have won a lottery that you have never played, be suspicious. - "If you have caller-ID on your phone, check the area code when someone calls to tell you you’ve won. Instead of calling it, you should look up the name of the lottery or organization on your own to find out its real contact information. [Powerball officials say: ](https://www.powerball.com/faqs)"If you are asked to pay a fee to claim a prize, you are likely being scammed, and you should not share any personal or banking information with those entities." ](https://www.megamillions.com/About/Lottery-Scams.aspx)"They try to trick you into sending them money or personal information ... But if you check out social media there sure are a lot of people with names like "dave_johnson23051" or "dave__johnson03" looking to give you money. Do not send anyone this money." - "If you are told that you can 'verify' the prize by calling a certain number, that number may be part of the scam. The I’m giving out $30,000 to my first 2k followers." And it's not just Dave Johnson. [Influencer Jay Mazini found fame on social media.