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Perth great-grandfather celebrates $1 million Lotto win with lobster lunch, helps daughter get on the ladder

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Perth great-grandfather celebrates $1 million Lotto win with lobster lunch, helps daughter get on the ladder

A Perth great-grandfather is looking to upgrade his usual fish and chips order to a lobster feast after winning big on a $1 million Millionaire Medley.

The 84-year-old from Caversham has already decided to share his cool mil equally with his two daughters, who joined him in the Winners Room to celebrate.

“We will go and have lunch to celebrate after this. Fish and chips is my favourite treat, but I’ll order lobster this time!” he rejoiced.

Apart from a new car, the retiree says his lifestyle won’t change very much, putting the money towards helping his family get on the property ladder instead.

“I like where I live and my family is close by, so I won’t be moving, it is more important to me to be able to help my daughters,” he said.

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