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Win Torty and the Soldier by Jennifer Beck

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Win a Cookbook Duo Pack

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Win a Double Pass to Imagine Dragons movie Smoke + Mirrors. - Times

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Howick’s Monterey Cinemas is among those to screen the concert film Smoke + Mirrors Live on March 2.
Shot as part of the band’s current award-winning tour, the set list features hits such as Demons, Bet My Life and the Grammy Award-winning Radioactive from their platinum-selling debut album Night Visions.
The concert was captured in front of 15,000 fans in Toronto, Canada. The visually-stunning concert was directed by Dick Carruthers (Led Zeppelin, The Killers, Oasis, Beyonce) and is a one of a kind experience for Imagine Dragons fans.
The band says: “We put more blood sweat and lasers into planning the Smoke + Mirrors tour than any performance we’ve given to date and it’s something we’ll always remember. The film captures that live energy in an incredibly immersive way. We can’t wait to show it to fans all over the world who either want to re-love the experience we shared together or see it for the first time.”
Smoke + Mirrors screens at 8pm on March 2 at Montery Cinemas, 4/2 Fencible Drive, Howick.
The Times has two double passes to give away for the Imagine Dragons movie Smoke + Mirrors.
To enter, simply fill in the form below.
One entry / email address per person; Winner advised by email*
Entries close 12 noon February 25, 2016.
*A letter of confirmation will be emailed to winners on February 29 for presentation at the Monterey on March 2.

Win a double pass to Central Otago Man - Times

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A bungy-jump from a Central Otago bridge operated by a self-opinionated South Island farmer is the unlikely setting for Howick Little Theatre’s first production of the year. It’s the play’s premiere for Auckland and the North Island.
Central Otago Man, by Nelson-based playwright Justin Eade debuted in the South Island last year and HLT director Alex Gleed says it will be a “fresh and new” production to bring to the Howick stage.
The farmer who runs the bungy-jumping platform, Tryfen Gribilco, played by David Jaunay, has an opinion on just about everything which he shares with his high-profile clients, showing no signs of political correctness. His offsider Marty Ellings, played by James Adlam, brings some poignancy as he wrestles with the fact that his parents don’t take his dream to work in adventure tourism seriously.
The high-profile clients include, Robert Pilditch, played by Hamish Stevens, the over-bearing Australian Leader of the Opposition and his daughter Amanda played by Mazarine Ford. Mariane Rystygt, played by German Kiwi Sabine Melese is a frosty German United Nations delegate and her French PA is Pierre Mailisse, played by Rabindra Roy, a British Kiwi who speaks fluent French. A passing Dutch backpacker, Heidi Caneln is played by HLT administration manager Dominque Pritchard. Mr Gleed says he was lucky to find a cast so well suited to the parts.
The Auckland premiere of Central Otago Man plays at 8pm on February 27-March 19, with 2pm matinees on February 28 and March 6, at Howick Little Theatre, 1 Sir Lloyd Drive, Lloyd Elsmore Park, Pakuranga.
The Times has a double pass to give away for Central Otago Man.
To enter, simply fill in the form below.
One entry / email address per person; Winner advised by phone or email*
Entries close 12 noon March 3, 2016.
*Please note: prize will need to be collected from Times Newspapers, Level 1, The Lane, Botany Town Centre, Auckland.

Win a Cookbook Duo Pack - Times

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Kitchen inspiration is as easy as pie for people from all dispositions and walks of life with these two handy book titles.
Healthy Cookbook for Two
It may take two to truly enjoy a healthy meal but, thanks to this book, it takes only one to rustle up a wide range of meals. Specifically designed to cater for two-person, professional couples, this book features more than 175 recipes and also includes handy nutritional, shopping and meal planning tips.
The Quiet Gut Cookbook
Why be restrained to a menu of bland meals simply because of gut-related ailments such as irritable bowel syndrome? Designed to put pleasure back into mealtimes for those of more sensitive digestive dispositions, The Quiet Gut Cookbook serves up 135 nutritious dishes. And because they’re easy to prepare, we won’t bust a gut in the process!
Available from bookstores nationwide; RRP $24.99 each.
Times has one Cookbook Duo Pack to give away.
To enter, simply fill in the form below.
One entry / email address per person; Winner advised by phone or email*
Entries close March 13, 2016.
*Please note: prize will need to be collected from Times Newspapers, Level 1, The Lane, Botany Town Centre, Auckland.

Win Tickets to Manukau Symphony Orchestra's Vienna Masters concert - Times

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Outstanding international pianist Christopher Hinterhuber returns to New Zealand from Vienna to perform Brahms’ 2nd Piano Concerto with the Manukau Symphony Orchestra.
The concert is the first of the 2016 season for the MSO which steps into its 23rd year. It will also be a celebration of a 10-year recording bond between Mr Hinterhuber and MSO conductor, Professor Uwe Grodd.
Mr Hinterhuber is a professor at the University of Performing Arts in Vienna and has won several top prizes for piano competitions in Leipzig, Saarbrucken, Pretoria, Zurich and Vienna.
Some will know of his work in 2002/2003 when he was a rising star at major European concert halls and Carnegie Hall, New York.
MSO’s concert, the Vienna Masters, will showcase Brahms’ 2nd Piano Concerto, a dramatic piece intertwining raptures of the greatest love songs, with the intimacy of lullaby.
Mr Grodd has included Haydn’s Symphony No.101 known as Clock Symphony because of its ticking rhythm in the second movement and described as a joyfully musical experience.
Manukau Symphony Orchestra’s Vienna Masters concert is at 7.30pm on March 12 at the Vodafone Events Centre, Manukau. For more information email manukausymphony@xtra.org.nz.
The Times has four double passes to give away for the Manukau Symphony Orchestra’s Vienna Masters concert.
To enter, simply fill in the form below.
One entry / email address per person; Winner advised by phone or email*
Entries close 12 noon on March 9, 2016.
*Please note: prize will need to be collected from Times Newspapers, Level 1, The Lane, Botany Town Centre, Auckland.

Win a His & Hers Times Book Prize Pack - Times

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Private Paris by James Patterson
When Jack Morgan stops by Private's Paris office, he envisions a quick hello during an otherwise relaxing trip filled with fine food and sightseeing. But Jack is quickly pressed into duty after a call from one of his most important clients asking Private to track down his young granddaughter who is on the run from a brutal drug dealer.
The Glittering Court by Richelle Mead
For a select group of girls, the Glittering Court offers a shot at a life they’ve only ever dreamed of, one of luxury, glamour, and leisure. To high-born Adelaide, whose wealthy family is forcing her into a loveless marriage, the Glittering Court represents something else: the chance to chart her own destiny, and adventure in an unspoiled, prosperous new land across the sea.
We have a His & Hers Times Book Prize Pack to give away.
To enter, simply fill in the form below.
One entry / email address per person; Winner advised by phone or email*
Entries close June 12, 2016.
*Please note: prize will need to be collected from Times Newspapers, Level 1, The Lane, Botany Town Centre, Auckland.

Win a double pass to Manukau Symphony Orchestra's The Romantic - Times

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To complete the Manukau Symphony Orchestra’s 2016 concerts’ season, Conductor Uwe Grodd has chosen to showcase two leading composers of the Romantic period – Wagner and Bruckner.
Mezzo-Soprano Rhonda Browne is returning from London to join the MSO in performing Wagner’s Wesendonck Lieder Song Cycle.
Wagner dedicated these five love songs to the poet Mathilde Wesendonck on whose country estate Wagner was living at the time. And it was rumoured that the two were romantically involved.
Also on offer is the Overture, from Wagner’s opera Tannhauser. This features some of the most memorable musical moments from the opera – a tale of love, lust and redemption.
Finally, the orchestra will perform Bruckner’s Symphony No 4, given the title The Romantic by Bruckner himself.
It is one of his most popular works, harking back to a Wagnerian world of medieval castles, hunting in the woods and the chivalrous deeds of knights in armour.
The beauty and passion of this music will make for a memorable concert so do join the MSO for an evening of romance.
Manukau Symphony Orchestra, The Romantic - Saturday, November 26, 7.30pm, Vodafone Events Centre, 770 Great South Road, Manukau.
Tickets can be purchased online www.ticketdirect.co.nz and search Manukau Symphony Orchestra. Or email admin@manukausymphony.org.nz or phone 577-3031. Door sales on the night.
The Times has four double passes to give away.
To enter, simply fill in the form below*.
One entry per person/email address; Winner notified by email or phone (please provide day phone number on entering).
Entries close 12noon November 23, 2016.

Win Torty and the Soldier by Jennifer Beck - Times

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It’s a true story about New Zealand’s oldest survivor of World War I – a tortoise.
Illustrated by Fifi Colston and with special mention to Barbara of Howick’s Readaway Books, Torty and the Soldier tells the story of Kiwi soldier Stewart Little, who worked as a medical orderly in World War I.
Near a bombed hospital in Greece, Mr Little happened across an injured tortoise, carried it to safety, nursed it back to full health and affectionately named it Torty.
Three generations after Mr Little died, Torty lives on in Palmerston North at an estimated age of 200 and is being looked after by Mr Little’s grandsons.
The Times has a copy of this heartwarming story to give away. To be into win, enter below before 4pm Friday 30th June 2017.

Win a SureFeed Sealed Pet Bowl - Times

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Who can enter the competition?The competition is open to individuals in New Zealand.
When does the competition close?The competition closes on October 16, 2023.
How can one enter the competition?To enter the draw, individuals need to fill in the provided form, subscribe to the Times/EastLife mailing list, and answer the question "What is 2+2?"
What is the prize and its total worth?The prize is a SurePetcare’s – SureFeed Sealed Pet Bowl, valued at $132.50, including batteries and courier within NZ. It keeps pet food fresher for longer, prevents wet food from drying out, locks away pet food smells, reduces wastage, and prevents flies from settling on the food. No microchip is involved as it works with sensors/movement. One entry per email is allowed.

Win a Surefeed Sealed Pet Bowl - Times

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Who can enter the SureFeed Sealed Pet Bowl competition by Times Media?The competition is open to individuals who fill in the required form, with one entry per person/email allowed.
When does the competition close?The competition closes on January 17, 2024.
How can one enter the competition?To enter, participants must fill in the online form provided and subscribe to the Times/EastLife mailing list.
What is the prize for the competition?The prize is a SurePetcare’s SureFeed Sealed Pet Bowl, valued at $132.50, which includes batteries and courier within New Zealand.
What is the total prize pool amount?The total prize pool amount is $132.50.
Additional Terms and Conditions:- The prize is suitable for both wet and dry pet food and does not involve a microchip as it works with sensors/movement.
- The competition is not mentioned to have any geographical limitations, suggesting it's open to all individuals who can access the Times Media's website and fill in the form.
- The winner will presumably be notified after the closing date, as per standard competition procedures.