Raffle details

Prizes

First prize — original Ken Tucker painting

An original painting by Australian artist Ken Tucker, depicting the theme of the attack on Pearl Harbor.

Prize value: $5,000

The painting will be displayed at the Riverwood Hornets Christmas in July Party on Thursday 23 July 2026.

Second prize — $100 eftpos gift card

A prepaid eftpos gift card with a value of:

$100

Third prize — $50 gift card

A gift card with a value of:

$50

Gift cards are subject to the conditions, usage requirements and expiry terms imposed by their respective issuers.

How to enter

Numbered raffle tickets may be purchased from authorised representatives of the Riverwood Hornets Cadet Unit and Australian Cadet Corps Incorporated.

Tickets cost:

• $10 for one ticket; or
• $20 for three tickets.

Each purchased ticket represents one entry in the draw. Entrants may purchase as many tickets as they wish.

Purchasers should clearly provide their name and at least one valid telephone number or email address on the ticket butt. The corresponding ticket portion should be retained as proof of entry.

Full raffle terms and conditions

1. Raffle promoter

The raffle is conducted by:

Australian Cadet Corps Incorporated
ABN: 33 768 650 192
Registered Australian Body: 693 138 153
NSW Incorporated Association No.: INC2200131

Office of the Secretary:
3 Amy Close
Wyong NSW 2259

Headquarters and draw location:
7 Bryant Street
Narwee NSW 2209

Australian Cadet Corps Incorporated is referred to in these terms as the Promoter.

2. Benefiting organisation and purpose

The benefiting organisation is Australian Cadet Corps Incorporated, with the proceeds designated to support the Riverwood Hornets Cadet Unit and its cadets attending commemorative services in Hawaii in December 2026.

The fundraising purpose includes assisting with reasonable travel, accommodation, participation and associated costs connected with the cadets’ attendance at services commemorating the 85th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor.

100% of the raffle’s gross proceeds will be applied for the benefit of the benefiting non-profit organisation, as required for a NSW draw lottery.

3. Raffle period

The raffle opens on Thursday 23 July 2026.

Entries close at 5:00 pm AEDT on Friday 27 November 2026, or earlier if all available numbered tickets have been sold.

Tickets and payments received after the closing time may not be accepted.

All ticket sellers must return sold ticket butts, unsold tickets and raffle proceeds to the Promoter before the draw. NSW guidance requires these items to be returned before a lottery draw takes place.

4. Eligibility

Entry is open to members of the public, including members and supporters of Australian Cadet Corps Incorporated.

A person is not eligible to enter if the person is:

• directly responsible for conducting the raffle;
• responsible for conducting or determining the winners of the draw; or
• involved in the management of Australian Cadet Corps Incorporated as the benefiting organisation.

These exclusions reflect the participation restrictions applying to NSW community lotteries.

There is no general minimum age for entry. Where a winning entrant is under 18 years of age, the prize must be accepted and managed with the involvement of the entrant’s parent or legal guardian.

5. Purchasing tickets

Tickets are:

• $10 for one numbered ticket; or
• $20 for three numbered tickets.

Payment must be made through a payment method accepted by an authorised ticket seller.

There is no maximum number of entries per person. Each valid numbered ticket purchased gives the entrant one chance in the draw.

Purchasing three tickets for $20 provides three separate entries.

6. Valid entries

An entry is valid when:

• an official numbered raffle ticket has been issued;
• the required ticket price has been paid;
• the ticket butt has been completed with sufficient information to identify or contact the entrant; and
• the entry has been received for inclusion in the draw.

Entrants are responsible for ensuring their contact details are accurate and legible.

A purchaser should retain the corresponding ticket portion as proof of entry. A paid entry will not be invalidated solely because of a ticket-production or administrative error. Any identified error will be resolved fairly and impartially.

7. Prize pool

The total prize pool is valued at $5,150.

The prizes are:

1. First prize: an original Ken Tucker painting depicting the theme of the attack on Pearl Harbor, valued at $5,000.
2. Second prize: a $100 prepaid eftpos gift card.
3. Third prize: a $50 gift card.

The stated prize values are correct as at the commencement of the raffle.

Prizes are not transferable for another prize and will not be exchanged for cash by the Promoter. Gift cards may only be used in accordance with the issuer’s applicable terms and conditions.

8. Conduct of the draw

The draw will be conducted at:

7:00 pm AEDT on Sunday 29 November 2026
Australian Cadet Corps Headquarters
7 Bryant Street
Narwee NSW 2209

The draw will be conducted randomly from all valid numbered ticket entries received before entries close.

The first valid ticket drawn will receive first prize. The second valid ticket drawn will receive second prize. The third valid ticket drawn will receive third prize.

Once a ticket has won a prize, that ticket will be removed and cannot win another prize. An entrant who holds multiple tickets may win more than one prize where separate valid ticket numbers are drawn.

The draw will be supervised and witnessed by authorised representatives of the Promoter who are not eligible to enter.

The winners do not need to be present.

9. Winner verification

A person claiming a prize may be asked to provide:

• the corresponding numbered ticket;
• their name and contact details;
• photographic identification, where reasonably required; and
• any other reasonable information needed to verify their entitlement to the prize.

Where the original ticket cannot be produced, the Promoter may consider the information recorded on the retained ticket butt and other available evidence.

The Promoter will determine entitlement fairly and in accordance with these terms.

10. Winner notification

The Promoter will make reasonable efforts to contact each winner using the telephone number, mobile number or email address recorded on the winning ticket butt.

Initial contact will ordinarily be attempted within two business days after the draw.

Reasonable contact efforts may include:

• telephone calls;
• voicemail or text messages;
• email; and

Entrants are responsible for monitoring the contact details they provided and for advising the Promoter of any changes before the draw.

11. Publication of results

The winning ticket numbers and sufficient information to identify the results will be published on this webpage within two business days after the draw.

Published information may include:

• the winning ticket number;
• the winner’s first initial and surname;
• the prize won; and
• the draw date.

A winner’s full telephone number, email address or other private contact information will not be published.

Results of any subsequent redraw will also be published on this webpage.

12. Claiming a prize

Each winner must claim their prize within 30 calendar days from the date of the relevant draw.

For the original draw conducted on 29 November 2026, prizes must be claimed by 7:00 pm AEDT on Tuesday 29 December 2026.

A prize is considered claimed when:

• the winner has been successfully identified;
• the winner has confirmed acceptance of the prize; and
• any reasonable verification requested by the Promoter has been completed.

Claiming a prize and physically collecting or receiving the prize may occur on different dates.

13. Collection and delivery

The first-prize painting will ordinarily be collected from Australian Cadet Corps Headquarters at 7 Bryant Street, Narwee NSW 2209, by appointment.

The winner and the Promoter may agree to another reasonable collection or delivery arrangement.

Unless the Promoter agrees otherwise in writing:

• any postage, freight, insurance or specialised transport requested by a winner will be at the winner’s expense;
• the Promoter is not responsible for travel costs incurred when claiming or collecting a prize; and
• risk in a prize passes to the winner when the prize is collected or delivered.

The Promoter will take reasonable care of each prize until it is awarded.

14. Unclaimed prizes

A prize will be treated as unclaimed where:

• the Promoter cannot identify or contact the winner after making reasonable efforts;
• the winner does not respond within the 30-day claim period;
• the winner declines the prize; or
• the winner does not complete reasonable verification requirements within the claim period.

The original winning ticket will cease to have an entitlement to the prize once the applicable 30-day claim period expires.

15. Redrawing an unclaimed prize

Where a prize from the original draw remains unclaimed after 30 calendar days, the Promoter will conduct a further random draw for that prize.

The first redraw will occur within 90 calendar days of the original draw, meaning no later than Saturday 27 February 2027.

The redraw date, time and location will be published on this webpage before the redraw. Unless another location is announced, the redraw will be conducted at Australian Cadet Corps Headquarters, 7 Bryant Street, Narwee NSW 2209.

The redraw will include all valid original entries other than:

• the ticket whose entitlement to the prize has expired; and
• tickets that have already received that particular prize.

The replacement winner will have a new claim period of 30 calendar days from the date of the redraw.

If the redrawn prize remains unclaimed at the end of that new 30-day period, another redraw will be conducted within 90 calendar days after the preceding redraw.

The same cycle will continue:

1. the prize is drawn;
2. the winner has 30 calendar days to claim it;
3. if it remains unclaimed, another draw is conducted within 90 calendar days of the preceding draw; and
4. the new winner receives a fresh 30-day claim period.

The prize will not become the property of the Promoter, be substituted for fundraising proceeds or be used for another purpose merely because it remains unclaimed. It will be securely retained until it is ultimately awarded to a valid winner.

NSW guidance permits rules to establish a claim period and a subsequent draw for an unclaimed prize, provided reasonable efforts are made to contact the winner and the prize is kept for the period stated in the rules.

16. Changes to the raffle

The Promoter may make a reasonable change to the raffle where necessary because of circumstances beyond its control, provided the raffle continues to be conducted fairly and impartially.

This may include a necessary change to:

• the draw location;
• a draw or redraw date;
• the method of conducting the draw;
• the availability or value of a prize; or
• arrangements for notifying or awarding prizes.

Any material change will be published on this webpage and reasonable steps will be taken to notify affected entrants before the relevant activity occurs.

Where a prize becomes unavailable due to circumstances beyond the Promoter’s reasonable control, the Promoter may substitute a prize of equal or greater value, subject to applicable law and appropriate notification.

NSW guidance requires reasonable notice or public availability of changes to lottery rules or arrangements.

17. Cancellation

The Promoter may cancel the raffle where it cannot reasonably or lawfully proceed.

If the raffle is cancelled without a draw being conducted, the Promoter will take reasonable steps to refund the ticket prices paid by identifiable entrants.

An entrant requesting a refund may be required to produce their ticket or other reasonable evidence of purchase.

18. Personal information

Personal information collected through raffle tickets will be used for purposes including:

• administering the raffle;
• verifying entries;
• conducting the draw;
• contacting winners;
• arranging the award or delivery of prizes;
• publishing raffle results;
• resolving enquiries or disputes;
• maintaining required financial and gaming records; and
• complying with legal or regulatory obligations.

Personal information may be accessed by authorised officers or volunteers of Australian Cadet Corps Incorporated and disclosed where required by law or to a relevant regulator.

Contact information will not be sold or used for unrelated commercial marketing without consent.

By entering, an entrant consents to the publication of their winning ticket number and limited identifying information as described in these terms.

Requests concerning access to or correction of personal information may be submitted in writing to the Office of the Secretary.

19. Disputes and complaints

Any concern or dispute relating to the raffle should first be submitted in writing to:

Office of the Secretary
Australian Cadet Corps Incorporated
3 Amy Close
Wyong NSW 2259

The submission should include:

• the entrant’s name and contact details;
• the relevant ticket number;
• the nature of the concern;
• supporting information; and
• the outcome being requested.

The Secretary, or an appropriately appointed person who was not directly involved in the matter, will consider the available information and provide a decision within a reasonable period.

The Promoter’s decision is final, subject to any rights available under applicable law. Nothing in these terms prevents a person from making a complaint to NSW Fair Trading or exercising another legal right.

20. Liability

To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Promoter is not responsible for:

• lost, stolen, damaged or illegible purchaser ticket portions;
• incorrect contact information supplied by an entrant;
• unsuccessful attempts to contact a winner because of inaccurate or outdated details;
• delays or interruptions beyond the Promoter’s reasonable control;
• loss arising from a winner’s misuse of a prize; or
• restrictions imposed by a gift-card issuer.

Nothing in these terms excludes, restricts or modifies any consumer guarantee, statutory right or liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.

21. Records and raffle proceeds

The Promoter will maintain appropriate records relating to the raffle, including records of:

• ticket sales and gross proceeds;
• reasonable raffle expenses;
• the prizes and their values;
• the date on which winners were determined;
• winning ticket numbers;
• winner contact and prize-claim information, where practicable; and
• proceeds applied for the benefiting organisation.

Raffle proceeds will be managed through an appropriate Australian Cadet Corps Incorporated financial account and used for the stated fundraising purpose.

NSW guidance requires gaming proceeds to be deposited with an authorised deposit-taking institution within two business days after receipt and identifies the records that should be retained.

22. Acceptance of these terms

By purchasing or accepting a raffle ticket, an entrant acknowledges that they have had an opportunity to review these terms and agrees that their participation is governed by them.

These terms are available free of charge on the Australian Cadet Corps website.

23. Governing law

The raffle is conducted in New South Wales and is governed by the laws applying in New South Wales, including the Community Gaming Act 2018 and Community Gaming Regulation 2020.