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Find the Fire Rooster for your chance to win!

To celebrate Lunar New Year, SBS Radio is giving away Flight Centre gift vouchers worth $500 each!

Fire Rooster footprints as they will appear across the sites
Source: SBS

Every year, Lunar New Year is celebrated by millions across the globe, and is the largest multicultural celebration in Australia. It marks the turn of the Lunar calendar in China, Vietnam and Korea, the date of which is dictated by the moon.

Each year is marked by one of the 12 animals of the Chinese zodiac and 2017 marks the year of the Fire Rooster. Roosters are known for being hardworking, resourceful, courageous and talented.

It is an occasion for families to gather, sweep away any ill-fortune and to make way for good incoming luck. Windows and doors will be decorated with red decorations. Other activities include lighting firecrackers and giving money in red paper envelopes!

To celebrate Lunar New Year, SBS Radio is giving away Flight Centre gift vouchers worth $500 each.

For your chance to share in the good fortune, find and click on the Fire Rooster for your chance to win.

The SBS Radio Find the Fire Rooster competition opens on Saturday January 28th and ends on Wednesday 15th February.

How do you find the Fire Rooster?

You can find the Fire Rooster on SBS Radio

Click through the pages of SBS Radio to find the Fire Rooster and then click on it.

Those that find and click on the Fire Rooster will then be taken to a competition entry page to submit their details to enter the competition.

Winners will be notified by email and/or phone by Wednesday 22nd February 2017.

What do the Rooster foot prints mean?

If you find a pair of Rooster foot prints like below, it means the Fire Rooster is close by. Don’t give up now, keep looking!

Fire Rooster footprints as they will appear across the sites
Fire Rooster footprints as they will appear across the sites Source: SBS

Click here for competition full terms and conditions.

 

Fire Rooster footprints as they will appear across the sites


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By Harita Mehta, SBS Radio

Source: SBS



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