Millions of Aussies will be vying for a whopping $70 million Oz Lotto prize tonight, and there is plenty the lucky winner could splash their cash on to celebrate the biggest lotto draw of the year so far.

One in five Australians are expected to buy a ticket in Tuesday’s draw, with thousands of entries expected to be purchased online and in store every minute before it closes at 7.30pm.

The $70 million prize is the largest Oz Lotto prize in more than a year, and the fourth biggest in the game’s 31-year history, so it’s no surprise Aussies would start dreaming about what they could spend their winnings on.

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The lucky winner could own everything from an island in Queensland to a luxury getaway in the Bahamas. For those wanting a simpler life, an investment in a six-figure sports car could be one way to fill a spot in the garage.

Queensland’s Clairview Island, nestled between Mackay and Rockhampton, offers 660 acres of untouched paradise, 7km of private beachfront, and even a plane — all for $6.9 million.

For those seeking a luxurious retreat in the Bahamas, Royal Island offers 430 acres of pristine private land and stunning beaches, available for $59.3 million.

Accommodations on the island include five luxury one-bedroom beachfront villas, with large wraparound decks, a welcome centre complete with spa rooms and a gym, a restaurant and bar building and a guest house near the main buildings.

If you want to stick at home in Australia, there’s a rare fishing paradise just off Tasmania for just $2.5 million.

With not a single dwelling on the Island, Ninth Island holds significant potential for anyone who isn’t afraid of the Bass Strait weather.

The 79 acre island is 47km from Georgetown and boasts unbeatable wildlife and sea life numbers, a must-do for any keen birdwatcher or fisherman.

If real estate isn’t a mandate, then there are plenty of experiences a newly-minted Aussie could splash their cash on.

Affluent travellers can charter the elegant 92-metre Queen Miri yacht for $2.8 million a week. It features a helipad that converts into a party deck, making it the ultimate location for a soirée.

Feel up for a train ride instead? The Venice Simplon-Orient-Express brings back the yesteryear of the 1920s-era glam, that makes you feel as if you were in a real-life Agatha Christie novel.

A fan favourite is the 10-night journey from Paris to Istanbul (from $7400/night), which features sleeping and living quarters plus a marbled ensuite bathroom with gilded fixtures handcrafted by Parisian artisans.

Equally impressive is the 24-hour butler service, which means that free-flowing libations, a private dinner or a tailored bathrobe are all just a bell ring away.

Better than a Telsa Truck, there are two outstanding candidates to ensure the lucky lotto winner spends millions on a car that most couldn’t even afford insurance for.

Up for grabs is the king of kings for DC comic fans, the “Batmobile” first appeared in Batman’s Detective Comics February 1941. Since then, it’s seen multiple iterations, from George Barris’s 1966 Lincoln, which he transformed in just three weeks, to Michael Keaton’s jet-powered offering in Tim Burton’s 1989 film.

However, none have been more popular than Bruce Wayne’s “Tumbler”, which appeared in Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight, driven by Christian Bale as Batman.

Just shy of $A5 ($US2.99) million, the lucky lotto owner could own just one of ten Batmobiles, they will be available via allocation only at brucewaynex.com, and feature everything from functional smoke screens to imitation turrets.

Winning $70 million could also mean you could own one of the world’s most expensive cars, the Rolls-Royce La Rose Noire Droptail is described as a “masterpiece”. The car itself, so expensive that it’s described as a piece of moving art — it even has a champagne fridge.

The bespoke creation was inspired by “the allure of the Black Baccara rose” and under the bonnet of the vehicle is Rolls-Royce’s signature twin-turbo 6.75-litre petrol V12, outputting an equally grand 481kW/840Nm.

With a price tag varying from $30 million, the Rolls-Royce would likely be one of the expensive cars in Australia.

The lucky lotto winner could be the new owner of a Wraith from Combat Motors, one of the most exclusive bikes on the planet, with a deposit of $100,000 to secure a machine — that is not refundable should you cancel the made-to-order machines.

Starting from 125,000 pounds ($A247,757), the P-51 Combat Fighter predecessor, the Combat Wraith is carved entirely from solid billet blocks of military-grade aluminium, resulting in the most robust, lightweight, fatigue-resistant motorcycle possible.

Claiming a top speed of over 160mph, 145bhp on tap and 160lb ft of torque, it is rumoured Tom Cruise is among its exclusive clientele to also own one of the rare bikes.

The Lott spokesperson Anna Hobdell said if one Aussie scoops the entire $70 million prize, they will become Oz Lotto’s biggest individual winner ever.

“We anticipate a rush across the country as Aussies vie for the chance to score the biggest jackpot of any Australian lottery game this year and become 2025’s first Oz Lotto multi-millionaire,” she said.

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