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Albany twins win $1M lotto, their second major prize in less than two years

The 65-year-old twins from Albany, WA split $1 million in Millionaire Medley, less than two years after their first major lottery win.

Twin brothers from Albany in Western Australia have won $1 million through Millionaire Medley, their second major lottery prize in less than two years. The brothers will split the winnings and use it to pay off their house and buy caravans for travel around Australia.

Their first win came in February 2025 from Set for Life, which gave them $200,000 upfront and $20,000 a month for 20 years. The brothers used that prize to buy their sister's home.

Both winning tickets were purchased at Clarks Newsagency in Albany. After years of physically demanding work, the brothers said they can now relax and enjoy retirement together.

A Lotterywest spokesperson confirmed it was rare for the same players to win two significant prizes within such a short period.

65 years old
Age of winning twins
Albany, Western Australia
Location
1 million dollars
Most recent prize
February 2025
First prize date

Why it mattersTheir story shows that lottery luck, while rare, can genuinely transform lives and give people the chance to retire comfortably.

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