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A Nyah woman is still pinching herself after discovering her TattsLotto ticket in the weekend’s draw has made her a newly-minted millionaire.
The Northern Victorian resident held one of the nine division one winning entries nationally in TattsLotto draw 4727, drawn Saturday 7 November 2026. Each entry scored $1,111,111.12.
The cheerful winner, who has been playing the same set of numbers for 40 years, said the news had yet to sink in.
“It’s still surreal,” she said.
“It sort of hasn’t sunk in yet. Once I have a spare moment it will all sink in!
“We’ve been playing these same numbers for 40 years. They’re all birthdays!
“We’ve told our kids and they’re so excited. We’re keeping it in our immediate circle.”
Rather than a splurge, the couple have sensible plans for their win.
“We won’t be going out and buying flash cars. It will just make our lives easier. We will keep it for when we need to downsize our house which will be lovely,” she shared.
“We will have to see our financial advisor for some advice! I think he won’t have any grey hairs left once he hears the news!
“Thank you so much!”
Her winning marked System 7 entry was purchased at Nyah West LPO, 21 Lloyd Street, Nyah West.
Nyah West LPO owner Sharon Fellows said the whole town will be beaming with excitement now that a local has picked up a division one winning entry.
“We’re very excited and proud to have sold our first division one winning entry after being in business for such a short time. We’ve only been in operation for 15 months!” she said.
“The store will mark the milestone with a coffee van and balloons out the front, alongside its usual happy, everyday trade!
“Our customers will be so excited that we’ve finally been put on the map with The Lott! We hope our division one winner enjoys every cent. Congratulations!”
The winning numbers in TattsLotto draw 4727 on 7 November 2026 were 29, 24, 3, 7, 17 and 5, while the supplementary numbers were 45 and 19.
