Powerball results

Powerball is drawn every Thursday at 8:30pm AEST. The next draw is on Thursday 29 October at 8:30pm AEST, which is 9:30pm AEDT in Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra and Hobart, 8:30pm AEST in Brisbane, 9:00pm ACDT in Adelaide, 8:00pm ACST in Darwin and 6:30pm AWST in Perth. Clock times change with daylight saving, so the draw time table on this page is always the one for the next draw.

The latest Powerball draw is draw 1588, held on Thursday 22 October 2026. The winning numbers were 4, 13, 20, 22, 26, 33 and 34, and the Powerball was 13. Division 1 was not won, so the jackpot rolls over to the next draw. Division 2 was won by 5 winners, who each receive $75,954.60. In total 576,958 winners shared $13,699,598 across the 9 divisions. The dividends table on this page lists the winners of every division.

The dividends are the prizes paid in each division. Powerball has 9 divisions, from Division 1 (7 winning numbers + the Powerball) to Division 9 (2 winning numbers + the Powerball). After each draw the dividends table lists how many people won each division and what each of them receives.

Powerball is drawn live and free on 7Two, Channel 7's digital channel, at 8:30pm AEST. You can also watch 7Two live and free on 7plus on a phone, tablet, computer or smart TV. Missed it? The results are on this page within minutes of the draw.

With one game, the odds of winning Division 1 are 1 in 134,490,400. The odds of winning any prize are about 1 in 44. The table on this page lists the odds of each division.

Check your ticket against the official Powerball results from The Lott, or from Lotterywest if you bought it in Western Australia. Sign the back of a paper ticket and keep it safe until you have been paid. Smaller prizes can usually be collected from a retailer and larger prizes go through the operator's claim process, which has a time limit, so check the operator's website for the current limits. If you bought your ticket online or in the app, the operator tells you when you have won and how to collect.

Lottery prizes are generally not taxed in Australia, so the prize you win is the prize you keep. Interest you earn on a prize can be taxed, and the rules are different if you live overseas, so check with a tax adviser about your own situation.

The winning numbers are added within minutes of the draw. The dividends (the winners and prize of each division) follow as soon as the operator publishes them, which can take up to about a quarter of an hour.