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Win Tickets to The Last Dinner Party live at Spark Arena

Empty Spaces

12 Dec 2025 — 1 min read

Empty Spaces is giving readers the chance to see The Last Dinner Party live at Spark Arena in January. A double pass is up for grabs and entering is simple.

Tag someone you would take in the comments on our Instagram post. Be sure you're follow the Empty Spaces account to complete your entry. Each individual comment counts as a separate chance to win, so you can enter more than once.

The giveaway runs from 10am on December 12th until 10am on December 19th. We will announce the winner at 11am on December 19th.

The competition is open to New Zealand residents aged 18 and over. Instagram does not sponsor, endorse or administer this giveaway.

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