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Win $100 voucher for an Ora King – Inspired dinner

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Win double passes to Shake, Rattle and Roll

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Win double passes to see Blithe Spirit

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Win one double pass to see Toru at Tauranga Musica

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Win one of three colour-me-in bags with coloured pens

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Win one of two boneless rolled turkey roasts from Crozier’s Free Range Turkeys

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Win one of three colour-me-in bags with coloured pens - SunLive NZ

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Colour-me-in bag helps Kiwi kids
This festive season, most families will be busy spending time with loved ones, but across New
Zealand there are many children who find the holidays one of the toughest times of the year.
It's when issues around family relationships, abuse and neglect can affect young people the most.
To help ease what can be a tough time for many children, OfficeMax has joined up with children’s charity Barnardos to raise funds for its free helpline, 0800 What’s Up.
OfficeMax has designed a do-it-yourself colour-me-in bag, with $5 from each sale donated to the helpline.
OfficeMax Australia and New Zealand’s managing director Kevin Obern says the company is pleased to help such a worthy cause.
“We love working with Barnardos and having the opportunity to give a helping hand to children across New Zealand,” says Kevin.
Throughout 2016 Barnardos counsellors answered more than 35,000 calls – traditionally receiving the bulk from children during the holidays.
Barnardos fundraising manager Jacqui Ritchie says every $5 donated helps answer another call.
The colour-me-in bag is available for $9.99 in all OfficeMax stores nationwide and online.
For more information on Barnardos visit barnardos.org.nz, or to talk to a counsellor call free on: 0800 WHATSUP (0800 942 8787). The line is open seven-days-a-week (weekdays 1–10pm and weekends 3–10pm). You can also chat online every day between 5-10pm.
The Weekend Sun has three colour-me-in bags with coloured pens to give away to three lucky readers.
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Who can tell us how much OfficeMax is donating to Barnardos for each bag.
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You must be 18 years old or over, and a registered member of SunLive to enter this competition. This competition closes on 12-12-2017

Win one of two boneless rolled turkey roasts from Crozier’s Free Range Turkeys - SunLive NZ

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Best birds for Christmas
No Christmas lunch is complete without a cooked bird taking pride of place on the table.
Crozier’s Free Range Turkeys have been a trusted farmer of free range turkeys for 50 years.
For all that time they have always believed in farming free range, with practices focused on the welfare of the bird, which also result in a better and healthier product for Kiwi families.
Crozier’s Free Range Turkeys are raised truly free range, living happily outdoors on the sunny Canterbury plains, consuming only natural food (with no hormones or antibiotics). This results in healthier birds with maximum flavour and tenderness.
The Weekend Sun has two boneless rolled turkey roasts from Crozier’s Free Range Turkeys for two lucky readers.
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Where are the turkeys raised.
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You must be 18 years old or over, and a registered member of SunLive to enter this competition. This competition closes on 12-12-2017

Win one double pass to see Toru at Tauranga Musica - SunLive NZ

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Playing favourites and little-known gems
Evocative sounds and fantasy well-describe Toru, a new trio consisting of harp, viola and flute, playing for Tauranga Musica from 4pm Sunday, May 20 at Tauranga Park Auditorium.
Ingrid Bauer on harp, Sophia Acheson on viola and Karen Batten playing the flute are three principal players from Orchestra Wellington who have come together to form Toru.
All three are established Kiwi musicians, Ingrid just having won the audition for the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra's principal harp position.
They will play favourites such as Debussy and Beethoven combined with little-known gems.
Debussy popularised this combination of flute, viola, and harp with his Sonate en trio – its magnificently varied timbral palette has since captured the imaginations of composers, performers, and audiences alike.
Undoubtedly drawing on the evocative fantasy of Debussy's writing, the Bax sonata moves from impressionism to melodies and dance rhythms that give the music a distinctly Irish character.
The trio are also including in their mix of romantic and contemporary repertoire the quirky and entertaining 'Zoological' character pieces of Wendelin Bitzen and a clever arrangement of a Beethoven serenade in programmes that are sure to delight audiences.
The Weekend Sun has one double pass to see Toru at Tauranga Musica for one lucky reader.
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What three instruments make up Toru?You must be 18 years old or over, and a registered member of SunLive to enter this competition. This competition closes on 22-05-2018

Win double passes to Shake, Rattle and Roll - Sunlive NZ

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Ebony and Ivory? Salt and Pepper? The Black and White Minstrels?It doesn’t matter what you call them, the chemistry between Operatunity’s Bonaventure Allan-Moetaua and Karl Perigo is undeniable.
They appear on stage together again for Operatunity’s latest offering, Shake, Rattle and Roll, touring New Zealand throughout June and July.
Both men were raised around music. For Bonnie, it was the Beatles that inspired him.
Karl’s inspiration to sing came from home. His grandparents exposed him to rock ‘n’ roll music, but his need to perform came from the greats like Howard Morrison, Dame Edna and Michael Barrymore - all of whom he has met or worked with.
Operatunity’s upcoming tour hits Tauranga on June 22 from 11am at Holy Trinity Church, 215 Devonport Road. All tickets include lunch and groups of five can receive a group discount.
Book online at: www.operatunity.co.nz or call: 0508 266 237 (toll free).
The Weekend Sun has two double passes to Shake, Rattle and Roll for two lucky readers.
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Which band inspired Bonnie?Your Answer:
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Blithe Spirit is Noel Coward’s brilliant smash hit supernatural comedy. Charles Condomine, whose first wife Elvira has been dead for seven years, is now happily married to Ruth and is writing a sceptical novel about the supernatural.
After he invites Madame Arcati, a local medium, to conduct a séance at their home, Elvira returns from the dead. Determined to get Charles to herself forever, the ghostly Elvira arranges several ‘accidents’, one of which culminates in Ruth joining Elvira.
Plagued by two jealous squabbling spirits, Charles’ life is getting impossibly complicated! Live on stage at Detour Theatre from June 20 – July 7, tickets for Blithe Spirit are available vi www.iticket.co.nz, over the phone on: 0508 iticket, or over the counter at Tauranga i-SITE.
The Weekend Sun has two double passes to see Blithe Spirit on June 20.
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What was Charles’ first wife’s name?Your Answer:
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