A retired couple in Brisbane's north have celebrated their second Gold Lotto division one win in less than four years, after being one of more than a dozen winners in Saturday's draw.
The couple, who live at Stafford but wish to remain anonymous, won more than $300,000 in prize money, but revealed they also won more than $500,000 in division one in 2014.
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"That's unreal!" the winning man exclaimed when his Gold Lotto win was confirmed on Monday morning.
"I checked my ticket yesterday and I was sitting there marking the numbers. I checked it again and again. I said to my wife 'we've got six numbers in the Lotto!'.
"I worked hard all my life and it was all manual work.
"Now we can relax and enjoy our retirement.
"We'll share it with our family, buy a new car, and just try and keep breathing.
"Money isn't everything, but it can make you smile a bit wider."
The winners purchased their 24-game QuickPick entry from West Stafford News. It's the second time in less than a year the newsagency has sold a division one winning entry, after one of its customers pocketed $1.9 million from a Saturday Gold Lotto draw in October 2016.
Meanwhile, a Gold Coast mother has claimed more than $1 million in prize money, after taking out a Keno Jackpot on Saturday.
The winning ticket was purchased at the Wattle Hotel in Upper Coomera about 7pm, and the woman played 18 one-dollar games during a family night out.
However the woman and her family left the hotel to watch an NRL match before checking their tickets and were only alerted to the possibility of holding the winning ticket when a family member told them about the search for the lucky gamblers.
The woman, named only as Jontel, checked her ticket on Monday night and was shocked to find she had hit the jackpot. Her lucky numbers were a collection of birthdays and ages of herself, her husband and her children.
She plans to use the money to buy a family house and go on a European holiday for her husband's 40th birthday next year.
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