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01 August 2010 04:53 AM

cf.Objective(ANZ) Student Ticket Giveaway

Our wonderful sponsor Fasthit has kindly provided us, not only with a ticket to give away to a student living in Australia or New Zealand, but is also paying for flights and accommodation as well for the lucky winner.

The rules are simple:
  1. You must be an Australian or New Zealand Resident
  2. You have to have a valid student identification.
  3. You must be under 25 years of age.
  4. You need to send an email to contest@cfobjective.com.au, with no more than 200 words stating why you would be the best person to win this competition.
...and that is really about it.

The winner with the best entry will be announced on the 1st of September.

If you are a student, make sure you enter for a chance to win! If you aren't a student, but know someone that is, make sure to pass on the message.

For more details, have a look at this news post.

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