The winning entry was purchased at Bondi Junction Newsagency & Internet Cafe.
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The winner of the $100 million Powerball still hasn’t come forward, with the news agency that sold the winning ticket revealed.

More than 34 hours have passed since Thursday’s division one Powerball draw revealed a $100 million prize, but the single winner has not yet stepped forward.

The winning entry was purchased at Bondi Junction Newsagency & Internet Cafe.

The winning entry was purchased at Bondi Junction Newsagency & Internet Cafe.
The winning entry was purchased at Bondi Junction Newsagency & Internet Cafe. (Nine)

The ticket was not registered to The Lott Members Club, which means lottery officials have no way of contacting the mystery winner.

The winning numbers in Powerball draw 1517 on June 12 were 28, 10, 3, 16, 31, 14 and 21.

The all-important Powerball number was 6.

Owner of Bondi Junction Newsagency & Internet Cafe Manish said he was thrilled that they sold the winning ticket.

“Wow! It’s legendary to hear we’ve sold the winning ticket in Thursday night’s Powerball draw worth $100 million,” he said.

“This is by far the biggest winning entry we’ve ever sold. The team are thrilled to hear the winning news.

“I’m hoping it’s one of our regular customers, but you never know it could be a tourist too.

“We’re located right next to closest station to Bondi Beach, so you never know!”

Anyone who entered the lotto is urged to check their ticket! (Supplied)

Spokesperson for The Lott Eliza Wregg said an Eastern Sydney local was walking around unaware they’re now a millionaire.

“Someone in New South Wales is unknowingly carrying around a winning ticket, whether it’s in their car, wallet, or perhaps stuck on their fridge!” she mentioned.

“There are 100 million reasons why Sydney’s eastern suburbs players should check their tickets today.

“Imagine the moment they realize they’re an instant multi-millionaire! They could retire on the spot, embark on a dream vacation, or lavish their loved ones with gifts.”

Anyone who purchased their lotto ticket in Bondi is urged to check their ticket!

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