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Grant Broadcasters Promotion Terms & Conditions GRANT BROADCASTERS PROMOTION TERMS & CONDITIONS SCHEDULE TO TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF ENTRY Name of Promotion Pick The Score Permit Number NA Promoter Name Grant Broadcasters Pty Limited (ABN 65 000 667 470) of 10-12 Clarke Street, Crows Nest, NSW 2065, trading as WAVE FM of 73 King Street, Warrawong, NSW 2502. Website(s) www.wavefm.com.au, powerfmbegabay.com.au, 981powerfm.com.au, 949powerfm.com.au, 2ec.com.au, 2nm.com.au & 2st.com.au Relevant State(s) Entry is only open to residents of New South Wales. Entrants must reside in the same geographical region that their relevant Promoter Station is located in. Promotional Period Opens Monday 1st March 2021 6:00 Closes Tuesday 7th September 2021 23:59 The Promoter may amend the Promotional Period in accordance with state legislative rules. Online Registration Opens Monday 1st March 2021 6:00 Period Closes Friday 3rd September 2021 19:00 Entry Restrictions Entrants must be 18 years or older. Entrants must be a resident of New South Wales. Entrants must complete the online form in its entirety to be deemed a valid submission. Entrants must use a valid email address in the online form for it to be deemed a valid submission. Entry Procedure To participate, entrants must: 1. Fill out the form at the Promoter’s website. 2. Enter the predicted full-time score for both teams playing in the nominated game (the nominated game will be detailed on the website each week). The nominated game may alter from week to week, based on the Promoter’s decision and discretion. All decisions in relation to the selection of the weekly winners are in the Promoter’s sole and absolute discretion. For the avoidance of doubt, if an entrant is spoken to by a representative of the Promoter, it does not mean they have been selected as a winner, or will be awarded a prize. Entry is closed on a weekly basis, and will close 10 minutes before the nominated game. If an entrant does not complete the form before this time, their submission will be void. Draw Process/ All judging decisions are at the discretion of the Promoter and no correspondence will be entered into in this Judging Details regard. Each week, a monetary prize will be offered to the entrant who successfully predicts the full-time score of the nominated game. If no entrant successfully predicts these scores, the monetary prize will increase by two hundred dollars ($200.00) the following week. However, should an entrant successfully pick the score they will win the dollar amount that has been jackpotted up until that week, and the prize money amount will reset to two hundred dollars ($200.00). The prize money will begin at two hundred dollars ($200.00) for the first round. In the event of multiple entrants successfully selecting the correct scores, one entrant will be drawn at random to receive the prize money. In the event that a winner is found, the prize will only be awarded to that winner if their entry includes their full name and a valid email address. Prize Details Type Prize No. Available Value (incl GST) Major Minimum $200.00 Up to twenty six (26) Up to $5,200.00 Prize subject to the terms and conditions imposed by the Prize Provider. Prize winners’ details may be provided to a Prize Provider for the purposes of prize fulfilment. Prize Provider: Grant Broadcasters NSW. Total Prize Pool $5,200.00 Prize Restrictions As per Conditions of Entry. Unless the prize is a cash prize, prizes are not redeemable for cash. Not transferable. Notification of Winners will be notified by phone call or email at the time of winning and will be required to provide the Prize Winners Provider with their Bank Details (Account Name, BSB & Account Number). All monetary prizes will be transferred to each winner via direct bank deposit. This process may take up to three weeks following the winner providing the Promoter with their details. Publication Details The name and suburb of each winner will be broadcast on the Promoter’s station each week. GRANT BROADCASTERS PROMOTION TERMS & CONDITIONS Prize Claim Details All prizes must redeemed within 30 days following the winner being notified of their prize. If a prize is not claimed by the Prize Claim Date, the winner forfeits the prize. GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS requested by Grant Broadcasters, in the absolute discretion of Grant Broadcasters 1. General Competition Rules f) A person who within the 30 days prior to the day on which the Grant Broadcasters Competition was first announced 1.1 - Grant Broadcasters Pty Ltd (ABN: 65 000 667 470) (GB) has won a prize in a Grant Broadcasters Competition operates a number of radio stations across Australia of which conducted earlier in time the value of which is greater than the station referred to in this website is one. Grant or equal to $50 Broadcasters may conduct competitions from time to time g) A person who within the 90 days prior to the day on which pursuant to which prizes of money or other property are made the Grant Broadcasters Competition was first announced available to eligible persons (as set out in clause 3.1) ("Grant has won a prize in a Grant Broadcasters Competition Broadcasters Competition"). conducted earlier in time the value of which is greater than or equal to $1,000 1.2 - These rules say who is eligible to enter a Grant h) A person who within the 12 months prior to the day on Broadcasters Competition, how prizes will be awarded and which Grant Broadcasters Competition was first how they may be claimed ("General Competition Rules"). In announced has won a prize in a Grant Broadcasters addition to the General Competition Rules, other specific terms Competition conducted earlier in time the value of which and conditions may also apply to particular Grant Broadcasters is greater than or equal to $10,000 Competitions ("Specific Competition Rules"). Any Specific i) A competitor of Grant Broadcasters or of any of its related Competition Rules applicable to any particular Grant bodies corporate (as defined in section 9 of the Broadcasters Competition will be posted on www.Grant Corporations Act) Broadcasters.com.au ("Web-Site") and available upon request j) An employee, officer, servant, agent or associate (as from Grant Broadcasters reception, during normal business defined in section 9 of the Corporations Act) of a person hours, located at the location specified in the contact section of referred to in paragraph (i) above this website. k) A direct family member of a person referred to in 1.3 - To the extent that there is an inconsistency between the paragraph (j) above (and for this purpose a direct family General Competition Rules and the Specific Competition member is taken to include a spouse, parent, child or Rules, the General Competition Rules prevail. sibling of that person) l) Any other person or class or persons prescribed by Grant 1.4 - A person who enters a Grant Broadcasters Competition Broadcasters in any Specific Competition Rules. agrees to be bound by: (a) the General Competition Rules; and (b) the Specific Competition Rules. 3.2 - 2. Conduct of Competitions a) For the purposes of clause 3.1 a "person" means a natural person and no other kind of person. At all times a Grant Broadcasters Competition will be b) For the purposes of clause 3.1 (f) to (h): conducted by Grant Broadcasters in its absolute discretion (i) A person will be taken to have won a prize if he or (including, without limitation, decisions in relation to who may she was announced as the winner by Grant enter and who has won a prize in a Grant Broadcasters Broadcasters in the region and on the radio Competition). A decision of Grant Broadcasters is binding and frequency or on the Web-Site of the station referred conclusive and will not be challenged on the grounds that to in this website (or in any other place) and will be Grant Broadcasters failed to act reasonably, fairly, in good faith taken to have won the prize on the day that the or otherwise in accordance with the principles of procedural announcement was first made, irrespective of fairness. A decision of Grant Broadcasters will not be whether that person collects the prize within the challengeable even if it can be demonstrated that Grant prescribed period Broadcasters made a decision which was wrong, based on a (ii) The value of the prize which a person has won in a factual error or an irrelevant or irrational consideration. It is not Grant Broadcasters Competition includes a prize the policy of Grant Broadcasters to enter into negotiations with won in more than one Grant Broadcasters any person who challenges a decision of Grant Broadcasters. Competition conducted during the relevant time period 3. Eligibility (iii) Grant Broadcasters will, in its absolute discretion, determine the value of the prize won by a person in 3.1 - Any person may enter a Grant Broadcasters Competition, a Grant Broadcasters Competition during a time except for the following: period. c) For the purpose of clause 3.1(i) a person will be taken to a) A person who has previously submitted an entry in that be a competitor of Grant Broadcasters or any of its related particular Grant Broadcasters Competition bodies if that person competes (directly or indirectly) for b) An employee, officer, servant, agent or associate (as listeners of, or advertisers with, Grant Broadcasters or a defined in section 9 of the Corporations Act) of Grant related body corporate of Grant Broadcasters, as the Broadcasters, or of its related bodies corporate (as case may be.
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