The competition is organised and run by the Deniliquin Business Chamber, and there are some great prizes up for grabs for residential and business displays.
Categories and prizes are:
• Best Business Display - $1,000 media package with the Deniliquin Pastoral Times and Ace Radio/1521 2QN 102.5 Edge FM, and a free 12-month Deniliquin Business Chamber membership.
• Best Residential Displays - First prize is a $400 Why Leave Town Deni gift card and second is a $100 Why Leave Town Deni gift card, both sponsored by Ray White Deniliquin.
• People’s Choice - $400 Why Leave Town Deni gift card, sponsored by Deniliquin Business Chamber.
• Lucky Entry Prize Draw - All those who enter the competition go in the draw for a $100 Why Leave Town Deni gift card, sponsored by chamber.
• Lucky Voter Prize Draw - Everyone who votes in the People’s Choice goes in the draw to win a Deni ute Muster donated prize pack which includes a 2025 ticket, a blue singlet and stubby holder.
With so many fantastic prizes to be won, and the added benefit of a spectacular lighting display, it’s no wonder the excitement and anticipation is building for the competition.
Registrations close Monday, December 16, at 10am.
You can use the entry form found in the Pastoral Times (see page 3 today) or go to https://forms.gle/9CLz25pkv6HTLSTE9 to register online.
All entries will be published on the map to appear in the Deniliquin Pastoral Times on Tuesday, December 17.
Not feeling competitive? Simply select ‘Just Spreading the Joy’ during the online registration process to light up the community map without entering the competition.
A People’s Choice voting form will be included on the map, or votes can be cast online between December 17 to 29.
If you are decorating with lights and other electrical items this year, NSW Fire + Rescue urge you to put safety measures in place to ensure Christmas is tragedy free.
“Inspect the plugs and leads of used decorative lights to ensure they are in good working order. If in doubt, replace the lights,” a spokesperson said.
“Decorative lights may become very hot so keep away from children and flammable materials such as wrapping paper, decorations or curtains and don't leave burning candles unattended.”
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