TV, streaming and online options for watching live lottery draw results.
| Game | Draw night | Approx. draw time (AEST) |
|---|---|---|
| Saturday Lotto | Saturday | ~8:30 pm |
| Powerball | Thursday | ~9:00 pm |
| OzLotto | Tuesday | ~9:00 pm |
| Weekday Windfall | Mon, Wed, Fri | ~10:00–10:30 pm |
Times are approximate and may vary by a few minutes. All times are AEST (UTC+10). Queensland does not observe daylight saving, so draws remain on AEST year-round. Other states shift to AEDT (UTC+11) during daylight saving — adjust accordingly.
Historically, Australian lottery draws were broadcast live on free-to-air television — Saturday Lotto on Channel 7 and associated regional channels. Television coverage has reduced significantly in recent years as most viewers moved to online and app-based results, but some draws may still appear on digital sub-channels (7Two, 7mate). Check current TV guides for your state to confirm.
The official source for all Australian draw games is The Lott (thelott.com), operated by Tabcorp. Results are posted on their website and app shortly after each draw concludes. The app also provides push notifications when results are available.
The Lott and state lottery operators post draw replay videos to their official YouTube channels after each draw. These are a reliable way to watch the draw if you missed the live broadcast or want to verify numbers visually.
G Network publishes full draw results — including all division prize amounts — automatically after each draw night. Results are available on the game results pages: winning numbers are archived back to 1986 for Saturday Lotto, 1994 for OzLotto and 1996 for Powerball, with full division prize data from 2006 onward.
G Network is a data and analytics resource — we do not sell tickets and are not affiliated with The Lott or any lottery retailer.