Innaloo woman claims $30m Powerball win An Innaloo woman has claimed the entire $30 million Powerball Lotto jackpot, which had been unclaimed since last Thursday. AN Innaloo woman has come forward today to officially collect her $30 million prize from last Thursday's Powerball draw. The winning ticket was sold at Innaloo Newsagency in the Westfield Innaloo Shopping Centre. The woman said she'd been completely unaware of the hype surrounding the win over the last few days, with the multi-million dollar ticket sitting in her wallet. She had been on an interstate holiday before returning this week to find out the exciting news. "I just sat down like I normally do with a cup of tea and started checking off my numbers," she said. When I realised I had all the winning numbers and then the Powerball I thought I had made a mistake. I was fairly calm at the start," the woman said. In disbelief, the woman put her ticket away before coming back to it a few hours later to triple check her numbers and confirm it was for the correct draw. That's when the excitement and shock set in. I just kept thinking this is $30 million, I'm a multi-millionaire! It will open so many doors not just for me, but for lots of people around me. "I'm in a position to help those less fortunate than me," she said. The woman said she planned on sharing her win with close family and making a substantial donation to some worthy causes in the community. A dream home, new car and holiday were also on her spending list. Like most people, I've always had to save hard to be able to go on a holiday. I have the luxury of a lot more travelling now," she said. The $30 million prize is the equal largest Lotto win in WA. This record has only been matched twice before in 2001 and 2007. It follows a run of Powerball Division 1 prizes in WA this year - a $20 million win in February and August and $10 million in May. Lotterywest spokesperson Pina Compagnone said the State's tally of Division 1 winners had now reached 73, with these winners sharing in almost $165 million. When it comes to Lotto, Lady Luck is surrounding our State this year. We have welcomed 13 more Division 1 WA winners this year, when compared with the same time last year," she said. Lotto players will have their chance to pick up a big prize this weekend when $22 million goes on offer in the Saturday Lotto Superdraw. Tickets for the Superdraw are available from Lotterywest retailers across the State or from Play Online at www.lotterywest.wa.gov.au It's not just local winners that benefit from Lotto draws in WA, so does the entire community. Over the four weeks of Powerball jackpotting to the $30 million Division 1 prize pool, Lotterywest raised almost $5 million for the WA community.