While Western Australia continues to grapple with the aftermath of Cyclone Narelle’s widespread flooding, Saturday night’s $20 million Superdraw offered a mixed bag of fortune for local lottery players. No West Australian residents claimed the top prize, with seven winners across the nation sharing a $2.8 million jackpot.
Division Two Winners in WA
Despite missing out on the jackpot, 16 West Australians secured wins in Division Two, each receiving more than $7,740. Lotterywest has identified the locations where the winning tickets were purchased:
- Australiand Post & News
- Busy Bee Lottery Kiosk, Kelmscott
- Currambine Lottery Centre
- Lesmurdie Amcal Pharmacy
- Mandurah Greenfields Newsagency
- Melville Newspower
- Newsxpress Halls Head
- Rockingham Central Lottery Centre
- Royal Perth Hospital Newsagency
- Scarboro Super Deli, Scarborough
- The Broome Pantry
- The Lucky Charm Rockingham
- The Lucky Charm Success
- Vale Newsagency & Lotto, Canning Vale
- Lotterywest Play Online x2
An additional 345 Western Australians won $776 each in Division Three. The winning numbers for draw #4663 were 30, 25, 2, 1, 3, and 29, with supplementary numbers 17 and 15.
Lotterywest spokesperson Emma Rogers confirmed that $3.3 million from the Superdraw ticket sales will be allocated to support community groups throughout Western Australia.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the jackpot amount for Saturday’s Superdraw?
The jackpot amount for Saturday’s Superdraw was $20 million.
How many Division Two winners were there in Western Australia?
There were 16 Division Two winners in Western Australia, each winning more than $7,740.
What will the funds raised from the Superdraw be used for?
$3.3 million raised from Superdraw ticket sales will support community groups across Western Australia through Lotterywest’s grants program.
As Western Australia begins the process of recovery from Cyclone Narelle, what role do community initiatives funded by programs like Lotterywest play in rebuilding and supporting affected areas?
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