Australia’s luckiest lottery-winning suburbs revealed

The Lott has revealed the top winning lottery suburbs across Australia, and they’re not all where you might think.

Australia’s top lottery-winning locations have been revealed by The Lott’s Matt Hart, with Victoria taking out top spot once again.

For the sixth year in a row, Victorian suburbs are looking most likely to produce a winning ticket, with 153 division one winners recorded this financial year, totalling $467 million in prize money.

A total of 532 division one winners were announced throughout Australia between July 2021 and June 2022.

NSW and the ACT were home to 141 winners, totalling $464.8 million in prize money, just a few million shy of Victoria.

Queensland welcomed 104 new millionaires, with a division one prize pool of $350.2 million, and Western Australia had 73 winners, with a total of $256.8 million collected.

The Lott spokesman James Eddy reminded lottery players that despite the trends this financial year, winners can be found in any location across the country.

“Some players tell us they deliberately pick outlets that have recently sold a major prize in the hope of continuing the winning streak, while other players choose different outlets, believing good fortune awaits for them elsewhere,” Mr Eddy said.

“As many lottery winners tell us, you’ve got to be in it for the chance to win it!”

This weekend is Saturday Lotto’s $30 Million Megadraw – currently the biggest offer of any Australian lottery game.

The luckiest suburbs for winning lottery tickets have been revealed. Picture: Supplied by The Lott.

Here is a breakdown of the luckiest division one-winning suburbs in each state.

Victoria, 153 winners – $467 million

The suburb of Frankston 3199, about 40km from Melbourne, was home to four div one winners.

The state’s biggest winner took home a mind-blowing $80 million in prize money.

NSW and ACT, 141 winners – $467 million

Port Macquarie, 2444, saw three happy division one winners.

The biggest prize collected in NSW was $63.3 million, won by someone in Coffs Harbour.

Queensland, 104 winners – $350.2 million

Two postcode areas saw the highest number of division one winners in Queensland last financial year.

Bundaberg and North Bundaberg, 4670, as well as Rural View and Slade Point, 4740, had three big winners each.

The biggest prize collected was $60 million, with the winning ticket bought in Thuringowa Central.

Western Australia, 73 winners – $256.8 million

The postcode suburbs of 6163, including Hamilton Hill, Yangebub and Spearwood saw five winners take home the jackpot.

The biggest winning ticket was purchased from Beauman’s News and Post, and made its lucky collector a handy $80 million.

South Australia, 42 winners – $59.6 million

The SA central business district of Adelaide, 5000, saw three division one winners take home the prize money.

The biggest prize of $4.8 million was collected by three individuals, purchased from the CBD and Prospect, 5038.

Tasmania, 14 winners – $13.2 million

Two division one winners were located in the postcode area of 7250, Launceston and Newstead.

The biggest prize won in Tasmania was $2 million, in Bridgewater 7030.

Northern Territory, 5 winners, $9.4 million

The Northern Territory postcode of 0828, Berrimah, saw the biggest division one winner, who purchased an in store ticket.

The biggest total prize was $4.8 million, sold online.