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Win a chance to meet Titanium boys

Matthew Martin
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19 Dec, 2012 05:00 PM2 mins to read

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Two lucky Titanium fans have the chance to meet the band backstage before their performance at Rotorua's New Year's Eve Party in the Park.

The Daily Post, with the Rotorua District Council's Events and Venues team, is running a competition for one Rotorua Titanium fan and a friend to meet the band backstage before they wow the crowds during Glo Festival - Rotorua's new three-day New Year festival.

The record-breaking boy band will hit the stage at 8pm during the Party in the Park.

Events and Venues major and community events co-ordinator Kylie Gunn said she thought it was a great opportunity to provide a local Rotorua fan with a chance to meet the group.

Two members of the group have close ties to Rotorua and the Bay of Plenty. Jordi Webber is from Rotorua and Zac Taylor from Whakatane.

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"Anyone who is a big fan of Titanium can enter. It could be a mum who wants to win an awesome gift for their son or daughter or a die-hard fan who would love the chance to meet [the group]," Ms Gunn said.

"This is Titanium's only stop in Rotorua during their summer tour so it's a great chance to see the band live," she said.

Just tell us why you or someone you know deserves to meet the band and get your entry in before noon on Friday, December 28. The winner will be in The Daily Post on December 29.

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To enter the contest, email readers@dailypost.co.nz with Titanium in the subject box or post your entry to Titanium competition, PO Box 1442, or drop your entry in to the newspaper's office on Hinemoa St. You must include your name and contact details.

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