
Robber stole woman's $2k pokie winnings and left her unconscious outside bar
She was dragged by the robber’s car when she fought to get her money back.
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A Porirua winner has claimed a $17.2 million Lotto Powerball prize.
The contest, promoted by Dan Hooker, offers a $50,000 prize for 32 amateur fighters.
This marks the ninth Powerball multimillionaire in New Zealand this year.
The winning ticket was sold at New World Whitby in Porirua.
First Division Powerball was struck - the winning ticket taking home $17.2 million.
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Welcome Bay Tavern reopened as an alcohol-free pool hall, then lost its gaming licence.
First Division Powerball was not struck and will roll over to $15 million on Saturday.
Two players shared the First Division prize, snagging $500,000 each.
The club's currently owes $1.2 million.