A Kalgoorlie player and a Perth southern suburbs player each won $1.5 million division one prizes in the Saturday Lotto draw. The Kalgoorlie ticket was sold at Kalgoorlie Newsagency, the first division one jackpot from the city this year. The Perth-area ticket was bought at Wattleup News and Post, the first major win for owner Lien Nguyen since she took over five years ago. Lotterywest congratulated both stores and wished the winners well. The winning numbers were 32, 44, 40, 13, 18 and 42, with supplementary numbers 37 and 27.
An Australian has won $1 million in the Millionaire Medley draw. A West Australian player secured $6,309.15 in the division two draw, while 18 others each won $643.80 in division three. Lotterywest has urged Perth locals to check their tickets for a $200,000 Set for Life prize, with $20,000 monthly payments for 20 years, after an unknown winner was announced.
一名澳洲人在Millionaire Medley开奖中赢得100万澳元。一名西澳玩家在二等奖开奖中获得6,309.15澳元，另有18人各获得643.80澳元的三等奖。Lotterywest（西澳彩票机构）敦促珀斯当地居民核对彩票，查看是否中得20万澳元的Set for Life大奖，该奖项将在20年内每月支付2万澳元，此前已宣布一名身份不明的中奖者。
LotteryWest is urging Perth residents to check their Set for Life tickets after a division one jackpot was won in Western Australia. The winner has not yet claimed the prize, which includes $200,000 upfront and $20,000 a month for two decades. The winning ticket was bought at Melville Newspower shortly before the October 3 draw. The owner of the newsagency said the win had sparked excitement in the suburb. The Set for Life ticket is the only outstanding division one prize in Western Australia this year.
LotteryWest（西澳彩票机构）敦促珀斯居民检查其Set for Life彩票，因西澳大利亚州刚有一张一等奖彩票中奖。得主尚未领奖，奖金包括20万澳元一次性支付，以及为期二十年的每月2万澳元。中奖彩票于10月3日开奖前不久在Melville Newspower（梅尔维尔报刊店）购买。该报刊店的店主表示，此次中奖在当地引起了热议。Set for Life是今年西澳大利亚州唯一尚未兑现的一等奖。
Seven Australians each won $900,851.73 in division one of the Saturday Lotto draw. Twelve players in division two won $10,105.85 each, with Western Australian players among them. In division three, 203 West Australian players won $749.90 each. A separate $100 million Powerball jackpot was won two days earlier by a New South Wales player, the third-largest Lotto prize in the country's history. One West Australian won $172,306.45 from division two, and 35 more won $13,749.40 from division three.
A Perth retiree has won $200,000 after winning Lotto for the second time. She first won a $10 million division one Oz Lotto jackpot in 2018. Her son picked up a $10 Scratch'N'Win ticket from a Midland newsagency, and she bought one too. When she scratched it, she was stunned by the prize. She said she plans to use the money for investments to support her family. Lotterywest said both wins came from the same Midland newsagency.
A West Busselton carer has won $2.22 million in Saturday Lotto, using the numbers her late father chose for years. She bought the winning ticket at West Busselton Newsagency, where she buys her weekly entry. The couple plan to renovate their bathroom, buy a new car and support their family. Lotterywest said the win honoured carers who put their families first, during National Carers Week.
A 50-year-old New Zealand woman who moved to Perth last year has won a $1.54 million Lotto prize. She plans to use the money to settle permanently in Western Australia and travel more often. The woman credited her friend's lateness for prompting her to buy the winning ticket at Highgate Lotto News and Gifts. Lotterywest is encouraging players to join a syndicate for the current Powerball draw, which has reached $60 million.
