Win 1 of 7 to Rule a Ruler by Kaarina Parker

The To Rule a Ruler competition offers 7 copies of the book To Rule a Ruler by Kaarina Parker. Each copy has a retail price of $38, making the total prize pool valued at $266. Participants have the chance to win a prize that celebrates the thrilling conclusion to Kaarina Parker's bold feminist epic.

The competition commences on 22 June 2026 at 12:00 AM AEST and entries close at 10:00 PM on 26 July 2026 AEST. Participants must submit their entries within this timeframe to be considered for winning a prize.

To enter the To Rule a Ruler competition, individuals must visit www.mindfood.com during the competition period. They must follow the prompts on the competition entry page, input the requested details, and provide an answer in 25 words or less to the question: How would you describe your beauty routine: minimal, moderate, or extensive? Once the entry form is fully completed, participants need to submit it to finalize their competition entry.

Entry to the To Rule a Ruler competition is open to residents of New Zealand only. All eligible individuals are invited to participate and stand a chance to win a prize.

Winners of the To Rule a Ruler competition will be selected through a judging process that will take place at McHugh Media Australia Pty Ltd, PO Box 588, Waverley, NSW 2024. The judging will occur by 30 August 2026 at 12:00 PM AEST. The Promoter's decision will be final, and no correspondence will be entered into regarding the results.

Winners of the To Rule a Ruler competition will be notified via email. Participants are encouraged to provide accurate contact information to ensure they receive notification if they win a prize.

Details regarding the process for unclaimed prizes in the To Rule a Ruler competition have not been specified. Participants should ensure they check their emails and respond promptly to any winner notifications.

The promoter of the To Rule a Ruler competition is McHugh Media Australia Pty Ltd. They are responsible for overseeing the competition and ensuring compliance with the established terms and conditions.