Tonight’s Powerball jackpot is a staggering $25 million—up from last week’s $23 million—and comes with $1 million for First Division and $200,000 for Strike. This year alone, 11 Powerball winners have hit the million-dollar mark, including a record-breaking $40 million split between two Aucklanders. But tonight’s prize won’t top the all-time high of $28.6 million claimed by an Ashburton family in June. And here’s the twist: Lotto’s game is changing next Sunday—with more balls, a new prize tier, and jackpots soaring up to $60 million. If you’ve got a ticket, now’s your last shot at this massive payout under the old rules. Check your numbers before the big shift hits.

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A fiery parliamentary showdown erupts after Green MP Tamatha Paul exposes coalition MPs’ property purchases, sparking viral outrage and accusations of lying. National MPs Grant McCallum and Tom Rutherford deny claims about buying rental properties, while ACT counters Paul’s assertion about Parmjeet Parmar’s housing acquisitions. The Greens slam the backlash as hypocritical, urging MPs to apologize to renters instead of defending their investments. Meanwhile, tax debates intensify as Labour’s capital gains tax stance clashes with claims of broader tax policies — including land, gift, and inheritance taxes — that Labour denies supporting.

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The next election is heating up into a historic showdown: National faces its first potential one-term fate, coalition tensions between Luxon and Peters are flaring, and a new party could emerge as a kingmaker — all while Māori electorates become a flashpoint for power and policy.

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