Lotto wins for Halls Head and Byford

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Monday, 16 December 2024 11:03

By Monique Welhan

Christmas has come early for two lucky locals.

Two winning Saturday Lotto tickets were purchased from Halls Head Newsagency and AP Newsagency in Byford and are worth $1.05 million each.

Lotterywest spokesperson James Mooney said this year has welcomed 63 Division One winners.

“These 63 Division One winners are sharing in more than $116 million,” he said.

“Our advice to anyone that bought a ticket from Byford or Halls Head is to check your ticket, check it twice.

“Two WA players could be heading into Christmas with a seven figure gift.”

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