The Arts Council invested a record $43.6 million in the arts and arts organisations in 2014/15 with more organisations than ever receiving multi-year funding, according to the council’s Annual Report 2014/15. Of the 82 organisations in Creative New Zealand’s multi-year investment programmes, 63 with continuous funding agreements presented almost 7,280 events and performances, which attracted more than 955,000 paid and free attendances throughout New Zealand.

The Arts Council invested a record $43.6 million in the arts and arts organisations in 2014/15 with more organisations than ever receiving multi-year funding, according to the council’s Annual Report 2014/15. Of the 82 organisations in Creative New Zealand’s multi-year investment programmes, 63 with continuous funding agreements presented almost 7,280 events and performances, which attracted more than 955,000 paid and free attendances throughout New Zealand.

DOCTORS surgeries’ are being underfunded in the poorest parts of Scotland creating a postcode lottery which is perpetuating severe health inequalities, according to experts. The claim comes as a new study, funded by the Scottish Government, found GPs in the most deprived areas of the country receive A 10 less than the average practice for each patient.

DOCTORS surgeries’ are being underfunded in the poorest parts of Scotland creating a postcode lottery which is perpetuating severe health inequalities, according to experts. The claim comes as a new study, funded by the Scottish Government, found GPs in the most deprived areas of the country receive A 10 less than the average practice for each patient.

Keaton Noye, center, is presented with the Tignish Chase the Ace jackpot of $732,904 after he became the first player in 42 weekly draws to find the Ace of Spades. Presenting him with the prize, which he will share with 17 co-workers at Charlottetown metal Products, are Tignish Fire Chief Harley Perry, left, and Tignish Legion member Jackie Doucette.

Keaton Noye, center, is presented with the Tignish Chase the Ace jackpot of $732,904 after he became the first player in 42 weekly draws to find the Ace of Spades. Presenting him with the prize, which he will share with 17 co-workers at Charlottetown metal Products, are Tignish Fire Chief Harley Perry, left, and Tignish Legion member Jackie Doucette.

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The Texas Lottery reports that a Port Arthur convenience store sold a winning Powerball ticket in Saturday night’s drawing. The ticket was sold at the Fastlane in the 3600 block of Highway 73 and is worth $1,000,000 for matching 5 out of 5 numbers.

The Texas Lottery reports that a Port Arthur convenience store sold a winning Powerball ticket in Saturday night’s drawing. The ticket was sold at the Fastlane in the 3600 block of Highway 73 and is worth $1,000,000 for matching 5 out of 5 numbers.

Marie Holmes, age 26, a single mother of four young children, snagged North Carolina’s biggest lottery jackpot in March – and took a lump sum payment of $127 million from the Powerball win. “The first thing she promised was to tithe – or give a tenth of her winnings to charity,” a press release from Ruth Sheehan with the Francis Law Firm said.

Marie Holmes, age 26, a single mother of four young children, snagged North Carolina’s biggest lottery jackpot in March – and took a lump sum payment of $127 million from the Powerball win. “The first thing she promised was to tithe – or give a tenth of her winnings to charity,” a press release from Ruth Sheehan with the Francis Law Firm said.

A California Lottery ticket purchased at a Safeway in San Francisco made a man a multi-millionaire, lottery officials said Wednesday. The ticket, sold at the 730 Taraval St. location, led to a $5 million win for Sergey Osipyan, lottery officials said.

A California Lottery ticket purchased at a Safeway in San Francisco made a man a multi-millionaire, lottery officials said Wednesday. The ticket, sold at the 730 Taraval St. location, led to a $5 million win for Sergey Osipyan, lottery officials said.

Now for the infamous question… what would YOU do if you won $258 million? Me? I’m not sure if I want to win the lottery. I enjoy what I do for a living.

Deal struck in lottery-ticket case A local man is accused of violating state law by buying a lottery ticket at his workplace. Check out this story on thestarpress.com: http://tspne.ws/1jpZ8lQ WINCHESTER — A Winchester man accused of violating state law by buying a lottery ticket at his workplace has struck a deal with prosecutors.

Deal struck in lottery-ticket case A local man is accused of violating state law by buying a lottery ticket at his workplace. Check out this story on thestarpress.com: http://tspne.ws/1jpZ8lQ WINCHESTER — A Winchester man accused of violating state law by buying a lottery ticket at his workplace has struck a deal with prosecutors.

Each person has won $111,111. Three of the winning tickets were sold in Auckland – one at Neal’s Superette, one at Drop In Superette & Lotto and one at the Countdown at the Auckland Airport.

Each person has won $111,111. Three of the winning tickets were sold in Auckland – one at Neal’s Superette, one at Drop In Superette & Lotto and one at the Countdown at the Auckland Airport.

No tickets matched all four “Lucky Money” numbers plus the Lucky Ball, so the next jackpot rises to $1.2 million.

No tickets matched all four “Lucky Money” numbers plus the Lucky Ball, so the next jackpot rises to $1.2 million.