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St Albans’ latest millionaire

21/01/2019

By Ewen McRae

A St Albans shopper has started the working week with a smile after discovering they won division one in Saturday’s TattsLotto draw.

The winner, who has chosen to remain anonymous, held one of four division one winning tickets and is set to pocket almost $1.03 million.

The winner purchased their ticket at Winning Lotteries St Albans, with store owner Seang Tay happy to be a part of a life changing moment.

“We are so thrilled for our outlet and so happy for our customer too,” Ms Tay said.

“Selling a division one winning entry is one of the greatest moments of owning a Tatts business. We are proud to be part of something that is life changing and brings joy into peoples lives.

“Congratulations to the customer, we are sure this win will be life-changing and well deserved.”

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