Charity lottery ticket price history

Last updated 22 September 2026 (AEST) · 0 recorded price changes · Method: current prices read live from each operator's draw pages; movements recovered from our own stored before/after snapshots of every tracked draw.

Operators publish today's ticket price. None of them publishes what it was last year. We snapshot every draw page we track, so when a price moves, the movement is recorded — that record is the second table below.

No price movements have been recorded yet on the draws we track. The current price bands below are live from each operator's own pages.

How to use this page

Use the first table to see what each operator charges today at a glance. Use the second to check whether a specific operator has been raising prices before you commit to a multi-ticket book.

What each operator charges per ticket today
OperatorDraws pricedCheapestMedianMiddle price across their drawsDearest
Mater Cars for Cancer1$30.00$30.00$30.00
Endeavour Lotteries3$10.00$10.00$10.00
Dream Home Art Union (RSL Art Union)9$5.00$5.00$10.00
Endeavour Pay Day Lotteries2$5.00$5.00$5.00
Dream Home VIP High Life (Cars)1$5.00$5.00$5.00
Deaf Lottery2$2.00$2.00$2.00
Mater Lotteries2$2.00$2.00$2.00

Recorded ticket price changes, most recent first

No ticket price changes have been recorded yet. Prices are snapshotted on every sync, so movements will appear here as they happen.

What these numbers mean

A rising median across an operator's draws usually means prize packages grew too — read it alongside the prize value on the draw page, not on its own. A price cut close to a draw's close date is normally a sales push, not a permanent change.

Questions people ask

Have charity lottery ticket prices gone up in Australia?

We have not yet recorded a price movement on the draws we track. Current prices by operator are in the table above. Figures come from each operator's own published draw pages, recorded at the time we last fetched them. Charity lotteries are games of chance regulated under state gaming licences. Always confirm the price, close time and terms on the operator's official site before you buy.

Why does one operator have several ticket prices?

Most operators sell tickets in books — a single ticket, a 3-pack, a 10-pack — and price each draw differently depending on the prize package. The table shows the cheapest, middle and dearest single-ticket price across their current draws.

Where does this price history come from?

From our own snapshots. Each time we sync a draw page we store the values we read. When a stored ticket price differs from the previous one, the before and after are kept, and that is what this page lists.