$15 million anyone? What would you do with the money?
One lucky person in the South West is now a multi-millionaire.
The Division 1 winning ticket scooped Tuesday night’s entire OzLotto jackpot worth $15 million.
The ticket was sold at Callows Corner Lottery Centre in Busselton.
WA takes home tonight’s entire $15M #OZLotto jackpot! Almost 40K other lucky locals take home a prize too! pic.twitter.com/73AJsKfi2m
— Lotterywest (@lotterywest) March 28, 2017
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