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Australian Lottery Results & Draw Info

Draw results, schedules and number tools for Oz Lotto, Powerball, Saturday Lotto, Mon & Wed Lotto and Set for Life.

Latest Draw Results

Sample results shown below. Numbers are updated after each official draw.

Oz Lotto

Draw 1654 — Tuesday 15 April 2026

3 11 18 27 33 38 44 12 29

Powerball

Draw 1498 — Thursday 10 April 2026

1 9 15 22 26 30 35 14

Saturday Lotto

Draw 4512 — Saturday 12 April 2026

5 13 20 24 31 42 8 37

Mon & Wed Lotto

Draw 4310 — Wednesday 9 April 2026

2 10 17 28 34 39 6 41

Set for Life

Draw 2091 — Monday 14 April 2026

4 7 16 21 25 32 36 40 2 10

Full Results & Prize Divisions

Upcoming Draws

Lottery Next Draw Day Est. Jackpot
Oz Lotto 22 April 2026 Tuesday $10 Million
Powerball 17 April 2026 Thursday $30 Million
Saturday Lotto 19 April 2026 Saturday $4 Million
Mon & Wed Lotto 16 April 2026 Wednesday $1 Million
Set for Life 20 April 2026 Daily $20,000/month for 7 years

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About This Site

Golden Lotto Guide pulls together Australian lottery results, draw schedules and basic number stats into one place. The site is independently run and has no connection to The Lott or any state lottery operator. Always verify your results with an official retailer before making plans for that holiday house.

Common Questions

Which Australian lottery has the biggest jackpots?
Powerball tends to produce the largest jackpots in Australia. The Division 1 prize pool carries over when there's no winner, so it can climb pretty fast. The record so far sits at $200 million from a January 2024 draw. Oz Lotto also gets up there — $100 million or more isn't unusual.
What are the odds of winning Division 1?
It depends on the game. Powerball is the toughest at roughly 1 in 134 million. Oz Lotto comes in around 1 in 62 million. Saturday Lotto and Mon & Wed Lotto are better at about 1 in 8.1 million each. Set for Life sits at 1 in 38 million for the top prize.
How long do I have to claim a prize?
This varies by state. In most jurisdictions you have 6 years from the draw date. Queensland gives you 7 years. It's worth checking with your local lottery office because unclaimed prizes are a real thing — millions go uncollected every year.
Are lottery winnings taxed in Australia?
No. Lottery prizes in Australia are tax-free. The full amount lands in your account. Any interest or investment returns you earn from the winnings afterwards will be taxed normally, though.
Can I buy tickets online?
Yes, through The Lott's website or app, or via registered newsagents that sell online. You need to be at least 18 and physically located in Australia when purchasing. Registration takes a few minutes.
What happens if multiple people win Division 1?
The prize pool is split equally. This is pretty common with Saturday Lotto especially, where the guaranteed $4 million jackpot often goes to 3 or 4 winners. Powerball tends to have fewer Division 1 winners per draw because the odds are so much steeper.

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