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The voting period connected to the Competition commences at 12:01am (AEDST) on 24
January 2011 and closes no earlier than 23:59pm (AEDST) on 25 February 2011. See 'Follower' entry details in green below

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Calling all up-and-coming directors, producers and script writers!

Now for the fifth year running, the OPTUS ONE80PROJECT has returned, giving you the chance to bring your ideas to life and win the opportunity to create your own TV drama to be aired on MTV, and hosted online and on mobile with a budget of $180,000!

If you've been holding back your inner creative genius and ideas for the next 'Great Australian Drama', or think you know what should be produced and how it should be directed - then show us how it's done by creating and submitting a 180 second pilot!
Click here for details on how to enter.

STUDENT INCENTIVE
For the first time ever, MTV will award a bonus $5,000 cash to the best entry submitted by a tertiary student. Could this student be you?
*Upon entry, simply include your current institution of study as well as your unique student number.

REGISTER AS A FOLLOWER
Click here to register as a follower to write reviews and be set to vote for your favourite TOP TEN entry from Monday January 24, 2010.  You will also have the chance to win some awesome prizes, as well as get all the latest info on the OPTUS ONE80PROJECT.
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TERMS & CONDITIONS
1. Instructions on how to enter form part of the conditions of entry into the Optus One 80
Competition (“Competition”). By participating Entrants agree to be bound by these conditions.
2. The Promoter is MTV Networks Australia Pty Ltd of Ground Floor 4-16 Yurong Street, East
Sydney, NSW 2010 ACN 107 601 418 (“Promoter”).
3. Entry is only open to Australian residents aged 15 years or over (“Entrants”). Entrants can be
groups or individuals. Employees and their immediate families of the Promoter, SingTel Optus
Pty Limited ABN 90 052 833 208 (“Optus”), suppliers and associated companies and agencies
are not eligible to enter either individually or as part of a group.
4. Entrants can submit an unlimited number of entries into the Competition.
5. The Promoter reserves the right to verify the validity of entries and to disqualify any Entrant
who the Promoter believes either has manipulated, tampered with, or engaged in unfair
practices relating to, the voting or the competition process or has submitted an entry that is
not in accordance with these terms and conditions.
6. The Competition entry period commences at 12:01am (AEDST) on 15 October 2010 and
closes at 11.59pm (AEDST) on 14 January 2011.
7. The voting period connected to the Competition commences at 12:01am (AEDST) on 24
January 2011 and closes no earlier than 23:59pm (AEDST) on 25 February 2011.
8. The major prize winner announcements will take place no later than 13 March 2011
SUBMITTING ENTRIES
9. To enter, an Entrant must submit:
(a) a completed Entry Form downloadable from www.one80project.com.au (Website);
(b) a pilot episode (Pilot) of not greater than 3 minutes duration (including any
opening and closing credits) that relates to the submitted Entry Form;
(c) a treatment outlining the Pilot; and
(d) a biography, uploaded to the Website
10. The entry must be suitable for watching via the following platforms: Mobile Phone, Internet,
Television.
11. Each Entrant must nominate a writer and director for the Pilot on their Entry Form
(“Creative Team”). For the avoidance of doubt, the roles of writer and director may be
carried out by the same person.
12. Any person not listed as an Entrant in the Entry Form will considered not to have
entered the Competition and will have no claim against the Promoter in respect of any
prize awarded under this Competition.
13. The Entry Form and Pilot submitted as an entry must be for a production that fits the definition
of ‘drama’ as defined by the Australian Communications and Media Authority. For the purpose
of this Competition, drama means:
1. A program that:
a) has a fully scripted screen play in which the dramatic elements of the characters, theme and
plot are introduced and developed to form a narrative structure; or
b) has a partially scripted screenplay in which the dramatic elements of character, theme and
plot are introduced and developed to form a narrative structure and has actors delivering improvised
dialogue that is based on a script outline or outlines developed by a writer or writers; or
c) has actors delivering improvised dialogue that is based on a script outline or outlines, developed by
a writer or writers, in which the dramatic elements of the character, theme and plot are introduced and
developed to form a narrative structure; and
2. includes a fully scripted sketch comedy program, animated drama or dramatised
documentary; but
3. does not include:
a) a program or a segment of a program, that involves the incidental use of actors; or
b) an Australian children’s drama; or
c) advertising or sponsorship matter (whether or not of a commercial kind).
14. The entry must be submitted to the following address:
OPTUS ONE80PROJECT
MTV Networks Australia
4-16 Yurong St
EAST SYDNEY 2010
NSW
15. The entry must be submitted with an accompanying Entry Form, in the formats as defined in
the table below:
Entry Requirement Format Required
Pilot (max 3 minutes)
1. Quicktime/mpeg/avi file of its highest resolution.
Entry Form
2. To obtained online at Website www.one80project.com.au
Treatment
3. Hard or electronic Word or PDF copy, to accompany the Pilot
Bio
4. Word or PDF format, uploaded to the Website
16. Subject to these terms and conditions, an Entrant can submit as many Pilots as they like, as
long as they conform to the Competition rules, and they submit the Entry Forms and
corresponding Pilots, treatments and biographies within the Competition timeline. All eligible
entries will be posted on the Website. These entries will be accessible by the public. Entrants’
personal details (not submitted as part of their entry) will not be accessible by the public.
17. Entrants must submit a Pilot made by him/herself or with the express consent of the maker.
Entrants must have sole and complete ownership over both the Pilot concept and script and
have the right to produce programming based on the Pilot concept and script. If an entrant
does not have sole and complete ownership over both the Pilot concept and script, and the
right to produce programming based on the Pilot concept and script, their entry may be
deemed invalid and may be disqualified. By entering this Competition, the Entrant and the
subject(s) of the Pilot consent to the Pilot being communicated on the promotional website and
mobile wapsite and used for related press, PR or TV promotions.
18. An Entrant may not submit a Pilot as an entry which constitutes a breach of another person’s
privacy or an infringement of another person’s or another company’s intellectual property
rights including copyright or trade mark. The Promoter may require evidence of any
necessary licence of intellectual property to be provided on request and reserves the
right to disqualify any Entrant who has not obtained the relevant permissions or
licences.
19. The Promoter may make music tracks available on the Website for the duration of this
Competition for Entrants to use in their Pilot. Any music incorporated, synchronised or
otherwise used in the Pilot, other than the music made available by the Promoter, including
theme music and sound effects, must be cleared for use in all media. It is the responsibility of
the Entrant to contract with the composer or owner of any musical work and sound recordings
included in the Pilot, to enable the proper communication of the Pilot, by the Promoter, by way
of all media. The Promoter may require evidence of any such contract to be provided on
request and reserves the right to disqualify any Entrant who has not obtained the relevant
permissions or licences.
20. By entering this Competition the Entrant warrants that the submitted Pilot and the display of
the Pilot on the Promoter’s Competition website does not constitute a breach of another
person’s privacy or an infringement of another person’s or another company’s intellectual
property including copyright or trade mark. Any material (including all audio, visual or text)
sent by Entrants may be used in any media including online, via the wapsite or on TV at the
sole discretion of the Promoter.
21. The Promoter accepts no responsibility for any lost or misdirected entries, or Pilots not
received for any reason by the Promoter during the Competition Period, or any delays in the
delivery of Pilots for any reason.
22. Any information, photographs, audio-visual or other material provided to the Promoter by an
Entrant as part on an entry to this Competition will not be returned to Entrants. Entrants are
advised to not send original material.
23. By submitting an entry the Entrants agrees that any tapes, files, disks, documents or other
physical items included with your entry become the property of the Promoter and Optus.
24. By submitting an entry, the Entrant agrees (in consideration for the Promoter's review of the
entry) that the Promoter and Optus have a non-exclusive and worldwide licence to use the
entry (including all audio, visual or text) by way of any media for five years from the opening
date for entries. Use of the entry may include, but is not limited to, publishing, performing in
public, communicating in public and adapting the entry.
25. To the extent permitted by the law, the Entrant consents to the Promoter and Optus doing any
act or omitting to do any act (including without limitation editing or adapting the entry) in
respect of an entry that but for this consent would be an infringement of the Entrant’s moral
rights in the entry. The Entrant also agrees to execute any document necessary to give effect
to that consent.
26. By submitting an entry the Entrant:
1. warrants that it is the maker of the Pilot or have obtained express consent from the
maker to submit the Pilot into this Competition;
2. warrants that it has sole ownership of the Pilot concept and script and that it
has the right to produce programming based on the Pilot concept and script;
3. warrants that it has obtained express consent from any person appearing in the Pilot;
4. warrants that it has obtained express consent from all composers and copyright
owners of any music included in the Pilot
5. warrants that, where applicable, it has obtained all of the relevant moral rights
consents from any third parties involved in the Pilot;
6. warrants that its entry does not breach any intellectual property rights of a third
party;
7. warrants that if any subject(s) appearing in the Pilot is aged 18 years or younger, that
it has obtained the express consent of the subject’s parent or guardian for the
subject’s image to be displayed on the Competition website; and
8. understands that a feature of the Competition includes a mobile wap site and that all
Competition entries may be accessible via mobile phone.
27. Entrants must submit their Pilot according to the timetable below:
Competition Entry Period
Start End
12:01am (AEDST) 15 October 2010 11.59pm (AEDST) on 14 January 2011
28. All valid entries received before the closing date will be subject to a public vote or comment
based on the Entrant’s skill level. Pilots will be rated according to a star rating system, and
this rating may be displayed publicly on the Website.
29. The promoter reserves the right, in its absolute discretion, to disqualify any entry which it
considers depicts or encourages inappropriate, offensive or dangerous behaviour of any kind,
or where the promoter reasonably believes that the pilot infringes another persons intellectual
property rights.
COMPETITION PRIZES (FOR PEOPLE SUBMITTING AN ENTRY)
30. The top 10 Entrants (“Finalists”) will be judged by the Promoter and announced on 24 January
2011.
31. In order to be eligible for the prizes as set out in the Finalists’ Prize table below, the Finalist
must agree to their Pilot being shown at the OPTUS ONE80PROJECT Event to be held no later
than 13 March 2011.
32. The Finalists may be required to sign a release warranting that they own or control all
necessary rights in the Pilot necessary to allow the Promoter to exercise the rights referred to
in these Terms and Conditions.
33. If the Creative Team nominated in a Finalist’s Entry Form ceases to be able to work
together for whatever reason, the Promoter at its sole discretion will have the right to
revoke any prizes awarded to that Finalist and re-award the prize to another entrant.
34. The Promoter at its sole discretion may require Finalists to provide evidence that they
hold sole and complete ownership of the Pilot concept and script and/or evidence that
the Finalist has the right to produce programming based on the Pilot concept and
script.
35. The Finalists will be eligible for the prizes as set out in the prize table below (“Prize Table”).
36. From the Finalists, 2 major prize winners will be selected – 1 winner as selected by a panel of
judges as appointed by the Promoter (“the Judge’s Choice Winner”) and 1 winner based on
votes received from the general public (“the People’s Choice Winner”). In the event that there
is more than one entrant with the highest number of votes received from the general public,
those entrants’ entries will revert back to the panel of judges appointed by the Promoter in
order to determine the prize winner for The People’s Choice Winner.
37. The panel of judges appointed by the Promoter will also select an Entrant who, at the
commencement of the Competition, is enrolled as a full time student in an Australian
high school or Australian tertiary institution (“Student”) to win the prize created for
student filmmakers (“Student Incentive Award”).
38. The 2 major prize winners will be eligible for the prizes as set out in each of the
respective major prize sections in the Prize Table below. Major prize winners of the
Competition will be announced no later than 13 March 2011
39. The Judge’s Choice Winner must commence production of the final production within 2
months of announcement of the winning Finalist. The Promoter must be satisfied that
the Judge’s Choice Winner will complete final production in accordance with the prize
set out in the Prize Table within 6 months of announcement of the winning Finalist. If
either of these criteria is not satisfied by the Judge’s Choice Winner, the Promoter at its
sole discretion may revoke the prizes awarded to the first Judge’s Choice Winner and
re-award those prizes and the title of the Judge’s Choice Winner to a different Finalist.
40. If the Judges Choice Winner is a Student they remain eligible to also win the Student
Incentive Award.
41. The Judges Choice Winner may be required, at the Promoter’s absolute discretion, to
enter into a production agreement for the program with the Promoter within 2 months
of announcement of the winning Finalist. If the Judge’s Choice Winner fails to enter into
a production agreement with Promoter for the program by within 2 months of
announcement of the winning Finalist, the Promoter at its sole discretion may revoke
the prizes awarded to the first Judge’s Choice Winner and re-award those prizes and
the title of the Judge’s Choice Winner to a different Finalist.
42. The Promoter at its sole discretion may require the winner of the Student Incentive
Award to provide proof of current full-time enrolment in a high school or tertiary
institution. If the Student does not provide evidence of enrolment to the Promoter
within five business days of the Promoter requesting this evidence, the Promoter may
in its sole discretion, revoke the award from the original winner of the Student
Incentive Award and grant the Student Incentive Award to another Student who
satisfies the eligibility criteria for this particular award.
43. The winner of the Student Incentive Award will be eligible for the prizes as set out in
the Student Incentive Award section of the Prize Table below. The winner of the
Student Incentive Award will be announced no later than 13 March 2011.
44. Each Finalist is eligible to win multiple prizes (more than one of the three major prizes).
PRIZE TABLE
Entry
Period
Prizes
Winners
Announced
by:
Major Prize - Judge’s Choice Winner
1 AUD $10,000 cash
2 Promoter will make available TV drama production funding to
the value of AUD $180,000 (including GST) for the production
of a program based on the Pilot, subject to entering into a
production agreement between the Promoter a production
company to be determined by the Promoter in consultation
with the Judge’s Choice Winner.
Major Prize – People’s Choice Winner
1. AUD $10 000 cash
Student Film Maker Award- Prize
1. $5,000 cash
45. The above table outlines the Prize Pool confirmed as at 12th October 2010. The
Promoter reserves the right to include additional prizing in the Prize Pool, and the
inclusion of additional prizes will at all times be at the Promoter’s discretion. Any
information regarding additional prizes will be made available on the Website.
GENERAL CONDITIONS
46. The judges' decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.
47. The total maximum prize pool is valued at $205,000.00 including GST components. The
Promoter will not be responsible for any change in the value of a prize. The Promoter and its
associated agencies and companies accept no responsibility for prizes damaged or lost in
transit.
48. Winners of all prizes will be notified via phone call and by mail within 5 business days of the
announcement date identified in the Prize Table above..
49. All prizes are non-transferable and cannot be exchanged for cash.
50. To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Promoter and its related bodies corporate shall not
be liable for any loss, damage or injury suffered or sustained (including but not limited to
direct or consequential loss or loss arising from negligence arising directly or indirectly out of
or in connection with the promotion or any prize.
51. If any prize, or part of any prize, is no longer available, the Promoter, in its discretion,
reserves the right to substitute the prize, or that part of the prize, with a prize to the
equal value.
52. Where applicable, winners should look to the prize manufacturer should they seek to
enforce any manufacturers warranties relating to the prize. However, nothing in these
terms and conditions attempts to exclude or limit the application of any statutory
warranty under the Trade Practices Act 1974 (Cth) where to do so would contravene
that statute or cause any part of these terms and conditions to be void.
53. In the event of war, terrorism, state of emergency or disaster, the Promoter reserves
the right to cancel, terminate, modify or suspend the Competition at its discretion.
54. The Promoter and its related bodies assumes no responsibility for, and the Entrant releases
the Promoter from responsibility for, any failure to receive an entry or for inaccurate
information or for any loss, claim, damage or injury to person or property (including computer
systems and servers) as a result of the Entrant's participation in this promotion or the conduct
of the promotion generally or as a direct or indirect result of an Entrant's error, any technical
problem of any kind including communications or network failure, unauthorized access to,
transferring or theft of data, whether caused by the Entrant or associated with the equipment
or programming used in the conduct of this promotion. If, because of any such problem, this
promotion is not able to be conducted as planned and/or the promotion's administration,
security, fairness or integrity are compromised or affected, the Promoter may (where
necessary with the approval of the relevant Department) cancel, terminate, modify or suspend
the promotion and/or disqualify any Entrant involved in interfering or tampering with the
conduct of this promotion in any way.
55. Any costs associated with entering the promotion and accessing the website are the
responsibility of the Entrant. Any contact details entered incorrectly on the website shall be
deemed invalid. All entries are deemed to be received at the time of receipt by the Promoter
NOT the time of sending by the Entrant.
56. By entering the promotion, unless otherwise advised by the Entrant, each Entrant consents to
the information they submit with their entry being entered into a database. All personal
details of the Entrants provided by entering the promotion will be stored at the office of the
Promoter. A request to access, update or correct any information should be directed to that
office. See www.mtv.com.au to view the Promoter’s privacy policy in full. The Promoter and
Optus will only use your personal details for marketing purposes in the future if you "opt in" to
receiving marketing updates when prompted. . Entrants’ personal details will be added to
the ONE80 Project database only, and will not be transferred into any other MTV or
Optus databases.

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Check out this year's TOP TEN & Vote for your chance to win details below on how to enter!

The judges have carefully sifted through the entries narrowing it down to just ten finalists.
Now its up to YOU to cast your votes for the entry that you think should take out the Public Vote Award.

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MTV OPTUS ONE80PROJECT COMPETITION - TERMS AND CONDITIONS
1. General Information
(a) Instructions on how to enter form part of the conditions of entry. By participating Entrants agree to be bound by these conditions.
(b) The Promoter is MTV Networks Australia Pty Ltd of Ground Floor 4-16 Yurong Street, East Sydney, NSW 2010 ACN 107 601 418 (“Promoter”).
(c) Voting and entry to the competition will be open to all Australian residents. Employees and their immediate families of the Promoter, Singtel Optus Pty Limited (ABN 90 052 833 208) (“Optus”), partners and agencies associated with this competition are ineligible.
(d) The Promoter reserves the right to verify the validity of entries and to disqualify any Entrant who the Promoter believes either has tampered with the entry process or has submitted an entry that is not in accordance with these terms and conditions.
(e) The Optus ONE80Project voting period commences at 12:01pm (AEDST) on 24 January 2011 and closes at 23:59pm (AEDST) on 4 March 2011 (“Voting Period”)
2. Voting and Entry – General
(a) The chosen finalists for the Optus ONE80OProject will be displayed on the Optus ONE80PROJECT website (www.one80project.com.au) (“Website”), and the Optus ONE80 Project Mobile Sites (http://optuszero.miaccess.com/optusone80 (“Optus Mobile Site”) and http://optuszero.miaccess.com/one80off/ (“Non-Optus Mobile Site”)), collectively referred to as (“Mobile Sites”), accessed via a compatible handset for the duration of the Voting Period.
(b) Entrants are encouraged to watch the finalist’s entries and vote on their favourite entry.
(c) There will be two methods of voting and entry to the competition:
i. Voting and entry via the Mobile Sites; and
ii. Voting and entry via the Website.
(d) The Website can only be accessed via a desktop or laptop computer with an active internet connection. Entrants using a compatible handset to visit the Website via any connection, including without limitation an Optus 3G or dual band connection, another service provider’s 3G or dual band connection or via a WiFi wireless network, will automatically be redirected to the Mobile Sites.
(e) Entrants may vote as many times as they like for the duration of the Voting Period via the Website and the Mobile Sites, and may enter the competition as many times as they like for the duration of the Competition Period via the Website and the Optus Mobile Site
(f) Notwithstanding Clause 2(e), any entries that the Promoter believes have been made via any form of machine assisted intervention enabling computer or mobile phone generated multiple entries, including without limitation spam messages, will be disqualified. The Promoter reserves the right to discount multiple entries from the same IP address or telephone number or disqualify an entrant where tampering is reasonably suspected.
3. Voting and Entry via the Mobile Sites
(a) Only Optus Mobile customers are eligible to enter the competition via the Mobile Sites. Other carrier customers may vote for the Optus One80 Project entrants via the Non-Optus Mobile Site, but will not be eligible to enter the competition via this method, and are encouraged instead to vote and enter via the Website.
(b) To vote on the Mobile Sites, Entrants can access the Mobile Sites via their mobile device at www.one80project.com.au, where Optus Mobile customers will be redirected to the Optus Mobile Site and other carrier customers will be redirected to the Non-Optus Mobile Site.
(c) Standard data charges apply to visit the Non-Optus Mobile Site. The Optus Mobile Site is free to browse for Optus customers.
(d) Users of the Mobile Sites must have a compatible Optus handset and have an internet browser and media player. You will require a 3G (2100MHz) compatible handset and be within an Optus 3G coverage area; or have a dual band (2100/900MHz) compatible handset and be within an Optus dual band coverage area. See www.optus.com.au/coverage for more details.
(e) Once a vote has been cast by an Optus Mobile Customer using their Optus 3G connection through the Optus Mobile Site, they will be automatically entered into the draw
(f) Votes cast by an Optus Mobile customer connected to the Website through a WiFi wireless network connection and not their Optus 3G connection, or while connected to the non-Optus Mobile Site will not be eligible to be automatically entered into the draw. Entrants voting in this manner who wish to
receive an entry into the draw must follow the entry mechanism for voting and entry via the Website in Clause 4.
(g) For full Optus ONE80PROJECT Mobile TV terms and conditions visit: www.optuszoo.com.au/tcs.
4. Voting and Entry via the Website
(a) All eligible entrants may vote and enter the competition via the Website.
(b) Voting via the Website can be conducted in 2 ways:
i. Vote without entry into the prize pool; or
ii. Vote and enter contact details to be entered into the draw.
(c) In order to be eligible to enter the prize draw, entrants must register their contact details when prompted to do so.
(d) By entering the competition, unless otherwise advised by the entrant, each entrant consents to the information they submit with their entry being entered into a database. All personal details of the entrants provided by entering the competition will be stored by the Promoter. A request to access, update or correct any information should be directed to support@one80project.com.au. See www.mtv.com.au to view the Promoter’s privacy policy in full. The Promoter and Optus will only use your personal details for marketing purposes in the future if you "opt in" to receiving marketing updates when prompted.
5. Competition
(a) The competition period will commence at 12:01pm (AEDST) on 24 January 2011 and will end at 23:59pm (AEDST) on 4 March 2011 (“Competition Period”)
(b) One draw per week will take place each week of the Competition Period, being a total of six weekly draws (“Weekly Draws”).
(c) In each Weekly Draw, eight entrants will be chosen at random to win one of eight prizes, with the first winner selected being the winner of the First Prize and so on until eight winners have been drawn.
(d) Weekly entries will only be valid for the Weekly Draw for the week in which the entry is received and will not roll over into the following Weekly Draw.
(e) The Weekly Draw prizes (“Prizes”) will consist of:
First Prize: 1 x Samsung Galaxy Tablet RRP $1039
Second Prize: 1 x Samsung Galaxy S Handset Phone RRP $849, and 1 x OPTUS Pre-Paid SIM Starter Kits RRP $30
Third Prize: 1 x Monthly Cinema Pack valued at $252
Fourth Prize: 1 x Monthly Cinema Pack valued at $252
Fifth Prize: 1 x Monthy Cinema Pack valued at $252
Sixth Prize: 1 x Gold Class Cinema Double Pass Pack valued at $78
Seventh Prize: 1 x Gold Class Cinema Double Pass Pack valued at $78
Eighth Prize: 1 x Gold Class Cinema Double Pass Pack valued at $78
(f) The Pre-Paid Mobile Broadband SIM includes up to 3GB data, 100 standard national SMS, $25 calling credit to be used within Australia, Data and calling credit is valid for 3 months, unlimited access to Facebook®, Twitter® and MySpaceTM within Australia. See www.optus.com.au/prepaidmobilebroadband for complete terms and conditions.
(g) The “Monthly Cinema Pack” will consist of 12 x standard Event Cinema movie tickets each redeemable for a single admission to a traditional movie session and valid for six months from date of issue to the Promoter. Vouchers will not be valid for redemption at Gold Class, VMax or after 5.00pm on Saturdays. Each voucher may be redeemed at any Event Cinema, Greater Union, Birch Carroll & Coyle or Village Cinema location nationally.
(h) The “Gold Class Cinema Double Pass Pack” will consist of two Gold Class Cinema vouchers, where each individual voucher is redeemable for a single Gold Class admission and valid for 12 months from the date of issue to the Promoter. Each voucher may be redeemed at any Event Cinema, Greater Union, Birch Carroll & Coyle or Village Cinema location nationally
(i) Each weekly prize pool is valued at $2,908, and the total prize pool for the competition is valued at up to $17,448 including GST components.
(j) Entrants will only be eligible to win one Prize for the duration of the Competition Period. Where an Entrant has been selected as a Prize winner and is drawn in a subsequent draw, the Promoter reserves the right to disqualify that entrant and draw another entrant as the Prize winner.
(k) The judges' decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.
(l) The Promoter will not be responsible for any change in the value of a Prize.
(m) The Promoter and its associated agencies and companies accept no responsibility for prizes damaged or lost in transit.
(n) All Prizes are non-transferable and cannot be exchanged for cash.
(o) Subject to any applicable law which cannot be excluded, the Promoter and its related bodies corporate shall not be liable for any loss, damage or injury suffered or sustained (including but not limited to direct or consequential loss or loss arising from negligence arising directly or indirectly out of or in connection with the competition or any Prize.
(p) The Promoter assumes no responsibility for, and the Entrant releases the Promoter from responsibility for, any failure to receive an entry or for inaccurate information or for any loss, claim, damage or injury to person or property (including computer systems and servers) as a result of the Entrant's participation in this competition or the conduct of the competition generally or as a direct or indirect result of an Entrant's error, any technical problem of any kind including communications or network failure, unauthorized access to, transferring or theft of data, whether caused by the Entrant or associated with the equipment or programming used in the conduct of this competition. If, because of any such problem, this competition is not able to be conducted as planned and/or the competition's administration, security, fairness or integrity are compromised or affected, the Promoter may (where necessary with the approval of the relevant Department) cancel, terminate, modify or suspend the competition and/or disqualify any Entrant involved in interfering or tampering with the conduct of this competition in any way.
(q) Any costs associated with entering the competition and accessing the website are the responsibility of the Entrant. Any contact details entered incorrectly on the website shall be deemed invalid. All entries are deemed to be received at the time of receipt by the Promoter NOT the time of sending by the Entrant.
(r) The Promoter may require any person receiving a prize to show photograph identification and/or sign a deed declaring that they have collected or received the prize before the Promoter gives the prize over.
(s) The Promoter may require any person collecting a prize to sign a copy of these Terms and Conditions.
(t) Once a prize has been collected the Promoter is not responsible for the use or distribution of any prize.
(u) The Promoter will not be liable for any loss or damage whatsoever which is suffered (including but not limited to direct or consequential loss) or for personal injury suffered or sustained, as a result of taking any prize under this competition.
(v) If a prize referred to in this competition becomes unavailable for any reason MTVNA reserves the right to substitute that prize for a similar item of similar value.
(w) Prize winners agree to participate in any promotional activity promoting MTVNA, prize sponsors and/or the competition at the reasonable request of MTVNA.
6. Prize Draw
(a) Winners of all prizes will be notified via phone call within 5 business days of each draw and by email within 30 days from each draw.
(b) The draws will take place at the Promoter’s premises, at Ground Floor, 4-16 Yurong Street, East Sydney NSW 2010 at 10:00am (AEDST) on the Monday of each week of the Competition Period.
(c) All winners’ names will be published in The Australian newspaper on 30 march 2011.
(d) If a Prize winner cannot be contacted despite every reasonable effort by 1:00pm (AEST) on Monday 6 June 2011, the Promoter shall conduct such further draws as may be deemed necessary at the Promoter’s premises at Ground Floor, 4-16 Yurong Street, East Sydney NSW 2010 on Monday 6 June 2011 at 3:00pm (AEST) in order to distribute any unclaimed prize.
(e) The winner of any unclaimed Prize will be contacted by telephone within 2 business days of the unclaimed prize draw and by email within 30 days of the unclaimed prize draw.
(f) Where an unclaimed prize draw is held, unclaimed prize winners’ names will be published in The Australian newspaper on 9 June 2011.
(g) This competition is a game of chance and is authorised under NSW permit number LTPS/10/12446; SA T10/3102; ACT TP 10/05664.1.
7. Intellectual Property
(a) The Promoter may record, reproduce, publish, adapt, communicate or otherwise use the entrants’ and/or Prize winners’ performances, names, voices, and likeness for the purposes of creating or producing any television program or other audio and/or audio-visual material and for advertising and publicity purposes in any media in perpetuity without needing to provide additional compensation.
(b) Any material, including without limitation competition entries and images and/or audio-visual material included in competition entries, submitted or provided by a competition entrant, and/or Prize winner in association with any competition will become the property of the Promoter and the Promoter may reproduce, publish, adapt, communicate, cause to be seen and/or heard in public or otherwise use any such material throughout the world in perpetuity and without needing to provide additional compensation.
(c) The Promoter may require an entrant or prize winner to execute any document necessary to give effect to 5(a) and/or (b).
8. Warranties
(a) Entrants warrant and represent to the Promoter that nothing in any entry to any competition infringes the rights, including copyright, of any third party and is not defamatory or obscene and does not breach any state or commonwealth law.
(b) Entrants indemnify the Promoter against any claim, loss or damager suffered by the Promoter as a direct or indirect consequence of a breach by the entrant of any warranty or representation contained in these Terms and Conditions.
(c) If the Promoter becomes aware that a Prize winner is in breach of any warranty contained in these Terms and Conditions or made subsequently to the Promoter, the Promoter may deem that Prize winner ineligible.
9. Governing Law
(a) These Terms and Conditions are to be construed according to the laws New South Wales, Australia and are subject to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of that state.