Lucky Melbourne 'rouseabout' scoops $30m Tattslotto jackpot A MELBOURNE man in his early 60s has become $30 million richer after he scooped the entire division one Tattslotto jackpot last night. The golden ticket-holder, who described himself as a "rouseabout" working in Melbourne, learned of the windfall this morning when a Tatts official phoned him. "You've got to be kidding me," he said to a Tatts official. Truly, I've been playing for a very, very, very long time. I thought your call might have been about winning $30,000 and that would have been terrific for my mortgage. But $30 million ... I'm not sure what I'll do with it yet. My mortgage will be eliminated ... no, obliterated! Despite the cash injection, the winner said the prize would be unlikely to make him to quit his day job. I might resign, but not immediately. We're up against it at the moment so I wouldn't want to leave them in the lurch at work," he said. I'm at the age where I can start thinking about retirement though. The avid traveller, who wishes to remain anonymous, said he was keen to see more sights the world had to offer. "I'm going to buy apartments in all the places I like," he said. I won't say where, but they'll all have great views. The winner scored the jackpot after playing an 18-game QuickPick entry purchased online from Tatts.com's Northern Territory website. The man, who has chosen to remain anonymous, selected the winning numbers in last night's draw - 12, 39, 27, 44, 26, 6 and 32. Supplementary numbers were 14 and 41. Next week, Oz Lotto will offer a $2 million division one prize. In December last year, a Victorian family pocketed $40 million after taking out the Tatts jackpot. A retired Lilydale woman purchased the winning entry.