Young apprentice scoops $4.8 MILLION in a lottery - and all he can think about is buying Lego with his winnings
- An apprentice, aged in his 20s, has won $20,000 a month for the next 20 years
- Young man purchased the ticket at a newsagency in Wongan, Western Australia
- The man revealed he plans to go to Legoland and buy $20,000 worth of Lego
A young apprentice who won $4.8 million in a lottery has revealed he plans to use some of his winnings on Lego.
The man, aged in his 20s, purchased a Set for Life lottery ticket from a newsagency in Wongan, a suburb 180km north of Perth.
He was ecstatic to learn his lucky ticket had won $20,000 a month for the next 20 years.
'I would have been happy winning $10,' he told Perth Now.
A young apprentice has won $20,000 a month for the next 20 years after purchasing a ticket from a Western Australian newsagency (file image)
The apprentice, who plans to continue working, has revealed he wants to spend some of his winnings at Legoland.
'On my silly list is a plan to go to Legoland and buy $20,000 worth of Lego,' he said.
Lotterywest spokesperson Jennie Fitzhardinge said: 'The fact our most recent winner says that while the win is life changing and will give him a comfortable lifestyle, that he will continue to work, is what this game is all about.'
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A Perth mother also pocketed $3.3 million in a Lotto win this month after her husband bought her the ticket for Mother's Day.
The woman said she is going to enjoy a holiday with her family and pay off her mortgage.
Earlier this year, a Sydney woman in her 40s won $107 million jackpot after purchasing a Powerball ticket.
This win broke records as it was the largest prize won by a single player in Australian history.
The apprentice, who is aged in his 20s, has revealed he wants to visit Legoland and buy $20,000 worth of Lego (file image)
