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[Insert Station Permit No.: ACT Permit No. TP 19/03665 NSW Permit No. LTPS/19/35822 SA Licence No. T19/1055 Competition Terms and Conditions Schedule Game of Chance Win Tickets to the 2019 iHeartRadio Music Festival Event in Las 1: Name of Promotion Vegas! 2: Promoter Name and Australian Radio Network Pty Ltd ABN 95 065 986 987 ABN 3: Stations iHeartRadioAU KIIS 1065 KIIS 101.1 97.3FM Mix102.3 96FM WSFM 101.7 GOLD 104.3 4KQ Cruise 1323 Mix106.3 THE EDGE 96ONE 4: Websites http://www.iheartradio.com.au/ https://www.facebook.com/iHeartRadioAu/ http://www.kiis1065.com.au/ http://www.kiis1011.com.au/ http://www.973fm.com.au/ http://www.mix1023.com.au/ http://www.96fm.com.au/ http://www.wsfm.com.au/ http://www.gold1043.com.au/ http://www.4kq.com.au/ http://www.cruise1323.com.au/ http://www.mix106.com.au/ http://www.961.com.au/ 5: State or Territory Australian Capital Territory New South Wales Northern Territory Queensland South Australia Tasmania Victoria Western Australia 6: Competition Period Competition commences Wednesday, 7 August 2019 at 9.00am Start Date and Time AEST Page 1 of 13 7: Competition Period Competition closes Wednesday, 4 September 2019 at 12.00pm Close Date and Time AEST 8: Entry Restrictions (a) Entrants and their companion must be 18 years of age or over at the time of Entry. (b) Entrants and their companion must be an Australian resident and have a registered address in either the Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales, Northern Territory, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania, Victoria or Western Australia. (c) Entrants and their companion must already be the holder of a current passport with at least six (6) months validity from the travel date. (d) The Winner and their companion must be available to attend the iHeartRadio Music Festival event on Friday 20 and Saturday 21 September 2019 and travel at a time determined by the Promoter between Wednesday, 18 September 2019 and Wednesday, 25 September 2019. The total nights spent in Las Vegas, U.S., will be three (3) nights so the Winner and their companion may not be away for the entire time specified above. Exact travel dates are subject to airline availabilities. Entrants unavailable to attend will forfeit their Entry. (e) Entrants must be a registered iHeartRadio Australia user. A registered user means anyone who is an Australian resident who has downloaded the iHeartRadio Australia App and registered their details; or who is an Australian resident who has registered with iHeartRadio Australia with their details online at https://www.iheart.com/. (f) For Entries via social media, Entrants must have their profiles set to ‘public’ or viewable by the public in respect of any material submitted as part of their Entry. 9: How to Enter (a) Listeners will be invited via Station on-air, online and social media commercials to visit the Station website and fully complete the online Entry Form including by providing their contact details – full name, phone number, e-mail and address. (b) Each valid Entry received by the time specified by the Station will be placed into a random Prize Draw. (c) The Promoter will select one (1) Entry and that Entrant will be deemed a Winner and receive the Prize. Bonus Entries: Upon completing the online Entry Form, Entrants will be presented with three (3) opportunities for Bonus Entries as outlined below. Page 2 of 13 All Bonus Entries will be capped at one (1) per Entrant for all of the below options. Facebook • Entrants will be provided with an icon to click through and share on their Facebook page. • Entrants will receive one (1) additional Competition Entry for a friend who enters the Competition via the link shared on their Facebook page. Twitter • Entrants will be presented with a Twitter share icon to click through and share on their Twitter page. • Entrants will receive one (1) additional Competition Entry for a friend who enters the Competition via the link shared on their Twitter page. iHeartRadio • Entrants will be presented with an icon to listen to the iHeartRadio Countdown station on iHeartRadio (https://www.iheart.com/live/iheartradio-music-festival-5158/) • Entrants who click on this icon and listen to the station will receive an additional one (1) Competition Entry. 10: Limitation on Entries • One (1) Entry per person during the Competition Period Bonus Entries: • One (1) additional Entry for a friend who enters the Competition via the link they shared on their Facebook page. This opportunity for Bonus Entries is capped at one (1) per Entrant. • One (1) additional Entry for a friend who enters the Competition via the link they shared on their Twitter page. This opportunity for Bonus Entries is capped at one (1) per Entrant. • One (1) additional Entry into the Competition for an Entrant who clicks on the listen to the iHeartRadio Countdown station on iHeartRadio icon (hhttps://www.iheart.com/live/iheartradio-music-festival- 5158/) and listens to the station. This opportunity for Bonus Entries is capped at one (1) per Entrant. 11: Challenge Details N/A 12: Draw Details One (1) draw will be conducted, as follows: • Draw: Wednesday, 4 September 2019 at 1.00pm AEST at the Australian Radio Network - 3 Byfield Street, North Ryde, New South Wales 2113 13: Prize Details There is up to one (1) Prize to be won valued at up to $8,320 AUD including GST, as follows: • Two (2) return economy airfares from the Winner’s nearest Australian capital city to Las Vegas, U.S, for the Winner and one (1) guest • Hotel accommodation for three (3) nights at a minimum 4-star hotel, for the Winner and one (1) guest in one (1) hotel room Page 3 of 13 • Return Las Vegas Airport / hotel transfers • $500.00 AUD spending money • Two (2) tickets to attend the 2019 iHeartRadio Music Festival event in Las Vegas, U.S. on Friday 20 and Saturday 21 September 2019 14: Total Prize Value Up to $8,320.00 AUD including GST 15: Winner Notification Winner will be notified: • via e-mail; and / or • via phone. 16: Publication Details The Winner of the Prize will be published on Wednesday 4 September 2019 on iHeartRadio Australia’s website: http://www.iheartradio.com.au/ 17: Prize Claim Date, Time The Prize must be claimed by Monday, 9 September 2019 at 10am and Delivery AEST in order for the Winner to take the trip and attend the 2019 iHeartRadio Music Festival event. If the Winner does not claim the Prize by 10am AEST on Monday, 9 September 2019, they will forfeit the Prize and another Winner will be drawn. The Promoter will contact the Winner with the contact details the Winner registered with on the online Entry Form, to arrange delivery of the Prize. 18: Unclaimed Prize Draw If the Prize has not been claimed, an Unclaimed Prize Draw to select a new Winner will be conducted on Wednesday 18 September 2019 at 12.00pm AEST at the Australian Radio Network – 3 Byfield Street, North Ryde, New South Wales 2113. The Winner of the Prize will be published on Wednesday 18 September 2019 on iHeartRadio Australia’s website: http://www.iheartradio.com.au/ 19: Special Conditions (a) The Winner and their companion must be available to attend the iHeartRadio Music Festival event on Friday 20 and Saturday 21 September 2019 and travel at a time determined by the Promoter between Wednesday, 18 September 2019 and Wednesday, 25 September 2019. The total nights spent in Las Vegas, U.S, will be three (3) nights so the Winner and their companion may not be away for the entire time specified above. Exact travel dates are subject to airline availabilities. Entrants unavailable to attend will forfeit their Entry (b) Once a Winner has been allocated tickets to an event, they are ineligible to Win any additional tickets to the same event. (c) Should any elements of the Prize be changed, moved, cancelled or not available for any unforeseen reason, the Promoter takes no responsibility and the Prize Winner will not be compensated. (d) If the event is cancelled for any reason, the tickets will not be transferable for any other Prize. (e) Prizes are non-transferable and may not be redeemed for cash. Page 4 of 13 (f) Travel must be taken on the dates to be specified by the Promoter and is subject to black-out period as specified by the Prize Provider. If a Winner and travelling companion are, for whatever reason, unable to travel during these dates or do not take an element of the Prize within the time stipulated, then that element of the Prize will be forfeited by the Winner. (g) The Winner and their travelling companion are responsible for all other expenses not listed above including but not limited to meals, incidentals, mini-bar, laundry, room service, phone calls, gratuities, optional activities and excursions, freight, excess baggage, ground transport, visas, additional spending money, travel insurance and all other transfers, including travel costs to and from their closest capital city airport if the Winner is from a regional area. A credit card imprint may be required at check-in to the hotel, for all incidental charges. (h) It is the Winner’s and their companion’s personal responsibility to ensure that they have valid documentation, including but not limited to valid passports and visas which meet the requirements of immigration and other government authorities at the destinations. Any fines, penalties, payments of expenditures incurred as a result of such documents not meeting the requirements of those authorities will be the sole responsibility of the Traveller.
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