Win a signed copy of The Girl in the Eagle's Talons Hachette

Who can enter the Hachette Competition?The competition is open to individuals who are Australian residents. Persons under 18 years of age may enter with the prior permission of a parent or guardian over 18. However, certain age restrictions apply based on the nature of the prize.
When does the competition close, and what is the competition period?The competition opens on 8 September 2023 at 12pm (AEST) and closes on 13 October at 5pm (AEDT). This period is referred to as the "Competition Period."
What is the prize, and what is its total worth?The prize consists of signed hardback copies of "The Girl in the Eagle's Talons." There will be five winners, and each will receive this prize. The total worth of the prize is not explicitly mentioned in the terms and conditions.
How can one enter the competition?Entrants must provide an answer in 25 words or less to the question: "Tell us in 25 words or less, why do you want to win this prize?" Entries can be submitted at the competition tab located on the Hachette website.
Are there any additional conditions regarding the prize?Prizes are not transferable or exchangeable for cash, and specific elements of the prize will not be substituted upon request. Winners are responsible for any applicable taxes and expenses not explicitly included in the prize. Age restrictions apply if the prize includes certain items or events.
What happens if there are changes to the event related to the prize?If an event related to the prize is canceled or the dates are changed beyond Hachette's control, they may substitute another entertainment event or a reasonably equivalent prize.
Are there any disqualifications or invalid entries?Entries received outside the Competition Period, fraudulent entries, incomplete entries, and entries deemed objectionable by Hachette may be disqualified. Multiple entries from a single individual on one social media platform are also invalid.
How are winners selected, and when will they be contacted?Winners will be selected based on the most original or creative entries among correct, valid, and eligible submissions. They will be contacted via email within three days of judging the competition.
What are the general terms and conditions for participation?Entrants must comply with the conditions of use of the prize, applicable Australian laws and regulations, and website terms and conditions. Failure to enforce or waive any term by Hachette does not create any claim or right of action.
What happens to personal information provided during the competition?Personal information collected during the competition will be used for the purpose of conducting and promoting the competition, in accordance with Hachette's Privacy Policy.
What is the governing law for these terms and conditions?These terms and conditions are governed by the laws of New South Wales and are subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts in New South Wales.