Win a $1,000 Marle Voucher

Who can enter?

All Australian residents can enter, except for employees and their immediate families of Russh Media Pty Ltd and their associated agencies and companies.

When can they enter?

The competition commences on May 18 at 3:00pm (AEST) and concludes on June 8 at 11:59pm (AEST).

How can they enter?

To enter the competition, participants must fill out the form on the competition page, providing their full name, email, postcode, and contact number.

What is the prize and its total worth?

The prize is a $1,000 Marle online voucher.

What are the conditions regarding the prize?

If the winner does not claim the prize at the specified time, it cannot be exchanged for cash and will be forfeited. The prize is not transferable, exchangeable, or redeemable for cash. In the event that the prize item is unavailable, the promoter reserves the right to substitute it with a prize item of equal or greater value. Any taxes payable on the prize are the responsibility of the winners. The winners agree to participate in editorial activities related to the promotion and grant the promoter a perpetual and non-exclusive license to use their footage and photographs.

How is the winner selected?

All entrants who have entered the competition and provided their details as required will be entered into the prize draws. The draws will take place at RUSSH Media Pty Ltd, and the winner(s) may be announced on RUSSH.COM. The winners will be notified by email/phone within seven days of the draw.

Are there any communications from the organizers?

Entrants agree to receive separate communications from RUSSH Media Pty Ltd and the promoter. Entrant details will not be made available to any other parties, and all communications will include an opt-out option.

What is the liability of the organizers?

The organizers are not liable for any outside acts, events, or circumstances that may hinder or cancel the competition. They are not responsible for prizes damaged or lost in transit, or for any accidents, injuries, or losses that may occur during the draw, travel related to the prize, or participation in any prize. They are also not responsible for any technical issues or circumstances beyond their control that may affect the competition.

What happens if the competition cannot be conducted as planned?

If the competition is unable to proceed as planned due to reasons such as tampering, fraud, technical failures, or other causes beyond the control of the promoter, they reserve the right to disqualify individuals, take necessary actions, and cancel, terminate, modify, or suspend the competition, in accordance with state legislation.