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Win a double pass to Treaty Day Out Gippsland!

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Treaty Day Out is bringing together amazing First Nations artists on 9 February 2024 ,at Gippsland Sports and Entertainment Park on Gunaikurnai country in Morwell. We're proud to be supporting Treaty Day Out again this year.

We’ve got 10 double passes to giveaway to Bank Australia customers. For your chance to win, fill out our entry form via the link below and let us know which artist you’re most excited to see perform (T&Cs apply).


Enter now!


Competition terms and conditions

  1. Entries close 11:59pm on Friday 31 January 2025.
  2. Entry is open to all customers of Bank Australia Limited (Bank Australia), except employees and their immediate families and suppliers associated with Bank Australia.
  3. This competition is a game of skill. To enter, customers need to complete and submit an entry form in full with their name and email address, and answer the question ‘Which artist are you most excited to see perform at Treaty Day Out Gippsland’. Incomplete entries will not be eligible to win.
  4. Ten (10) winners will be selected by Bank Australia at its discretion on Monday 3 February 2025. Each winner will receive a double pass to Treaty Day Out Gippsland on Saturday 8 February at the Gippsland Sports & Entertainment Park in Morwell.  Passes cannot be exchanged for cash or other goods or deferred.
  5. Bank Australia will only contact the winners within two (2) days of selecting the winning entries, and will do so by email.
  6. Bank Australia’s decision on all matters relating to the competition is final and binding and no correspondence will be entered into.
  7. Bank Australia reserves the right to modify, cancel or suspend the giveaway if necessary.

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