What are the prize details for the TasPlates Masterpiece Competition?
The prize for each weekly winner in the TasPlates Masterpiece Competition is a refund equivalent to the full purchase price of their eligible Open Content Range plate, with prices ranging from $1,119 to $2,500 depending on the specific plate type.
When does the TasPlates Masterpiece Competition end?
The TasPlates Masterpiece Competition will end on Friday, 16 April 2026 at 5 PM AEST, following a promotional period that starts on 5 February 2026 at 10 AM AEST.
How can entrants enter the TasPlates Masterpiece Competition?
To enter the TasPlates Masterpiece Competition, participants must purchase an eligible Open Content Range plate during the promotional period and submit their plate content along with a 40-word description explaining their choice via the Competition Form.
Who is eligible to enter the TasPlates Masterpiece Competition?
Entrants must be at least 18 years of age, residents of Australia, and holders of a Tasmanian driver’s licence or a TasPlates Customer Reference Number. Employees and family members of TasPlates are not eligible to participate in the competition.
How are winners selected in the TasPlates Masterpiece Competition?
Winners of the TasPlates Masterpiece Competition are selected based on a game of skill, judged individually for creativity, originality, story relevance, and fun, with entries demonstrating these qualities chosen as weekly winners.
How will winners be notified in the TasPlates Masterpiece Competition?
Winners of the TasPlates Masterpiece Competition will be notified via the email address provided at the time of their plate purchase, and winning entries may also be published on TasPlates' website or social media channels.
What exclusions apply to the TasPlates Masterpiece Competition?
Exclusions for the TasPlates Masterpiece Competition include purchases of plates from non-eligible ranges, restyled or replacement plates, and entries that do not comply with the submission requirements, including those containing offensive content.
