Win a Share of $7,700 at the Betta Milk Royal Hobart Show

The Push the Button competition is a game of chance organised by 7hofm, a radio station in Tasmania. Participants have the opportunity to win various prizes by visiting specific locations, scanning a QR code, and pushing a button. This competition is designed to engage the local community and offer exciting rewards to lucky winners.

The Push the Button competition offers 483 prizes, including Parthenon Classic or Spartan Chicken Souvlaki valued at $182 each, Capulus free drinks worth $270, Charlies Pupcakes vouchers totaling $250, Subway vouchers worth $400, a Sorell Mowers & Chainsaws Petrol Grass Trimmer valued at $300, Cripps Shortbread worth $202, Putters family passes totaling $336, Bean and Leaf free coffee valued at $150, and Stasberry vouchers worth $250. The total prize pool value is up to $7,700.

The competition closes at 2:00 PM AEST on Saturday, 24 October 2026. Participants must ensure their entries are submitted before this deadline to be eligible for the prize draw.

To enter the competition, participants must visit the designated button location during the entry period and scan the QR code on-site. They need to fill in their details, including name and contact number, and then push the button for a chance to win instantly. Successful entrants will be notified directly.

The Push the Button competition is open to Australian residents with a registered address in Tasmania. Entrants must be 18 years or older or have a legal guardian present if under 18. They must also be contactable by the promoter and validly registered as an iHeart user.

Winners of the competition are determined by a random computerized draw. This ensures that all eligible participants have an equal chance of winning one of the available prizes.

Winners will be notified in person at the time of winning. Additionally, names of winners for prizes exceeding $500 will be published on the 7hofm website.

The promoter of the Push the Button competition is 7hofm, a radio station operating in Tasmania. They are responsible for organising and conducting this engaging local competition.