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With June almost over and winter officially setting in, the last thing to think about is Christmas in July and festive clichés.
But what if we told you there’s $20,000 worth of prizes up for grabs , including a once in a lifetime Australian holiday ?
Now that’s a reason to smile, because Red Rooster is making the chilly season a bit warmer by treating their Red Royalty members with a giveaway.
Red Rooster’s ultimate giveaway has rewards that just keep on coming, including $20,000 worth of prizes. (Credit: Red Rooster) The Goods
If you’re a member or keen to sign up as soon as you can, you’re automatically in the running to score:
To make it even better, there are no complicated boxes to check, or hidden forms to fill out.
A $10 roast chicken is the perfect excuse for a dinner treat for the family that won’t break the bank. It won’t last forever though! (Credit: Red Rooster) Beat the supermarkets: $10 whole roasted chooks
We all know it’s hard to stretch the weekly grocery budget, with your supermarket roast chicken costing an average of $13.00.
From now until June 30 Whole Roast Chicken for just $10.00 (normally $15.95).
Even if you aren’t a member yet, when you sign up, this budget-saving perk is added instantly.
But the perks don’t end in June.
Throughout July, members will get freebies, exclusive offers and discounts landing every single week.
Ready to score a bargain? Download the app, join Red Royalty, and let the wins come through.
It doesn’t matter if you’re ordering via delivery, Click & Collect, or going to a Red Rooster location; the rewards are just the same.
Briannah Devlin
Content Producer
Briannah is passionate about all things entertainment and reality TV, so New Idea is obviously the perfect fit! She is always keen to talk about all things pop culture and reality TV, art, food, and books, and analyse and critique red carpet moments. Before this, she worked for three years as a regional journalist in the Southern Highlands, covering everything from property to the arts and council affairs. Throughout university, she interned across radio, podcasting, print, and magazines while she studied a Bachelor of Communications in Journalism. With a Bachelor of Arts in International Studies also under her belt, Briannah studied French in Australia and then overseas, when she went to live in Bordeaux in the South of France. When she’s not sniffing out a story, she’s reading, doing Reformer Pilates, listening to a podcast, or sewing up a storm.
Ewan Corness
Copy Editor
Ewan is the Copy Editor for New Idea , Australia’s leading magazine and digital platform for celebrity news, royal updates, and expert-backed lifestyle. In his more than 30 years of experience in media, Ewan has worked across titles as varied as sports and technology to travel and fashion. Starting his career as a 19-year-old Editorial Assistant, within six months, he quickly moved up the ranks to Deputy Editor on Jammin magazine, Australia’s only basketball and lifestyle title. He has since worked on mastheads including The Sydney Morning Herald , Marie Claire , InStyle , SLAM (US) , Women’s Health, and that’s life! . Ewan is a sports-mad journalist at heart, and his love of complex sports stats mirrors the obsessive attention to detail he uses to polish New Idea 's copy every week.
Sarah Iasiello
Senior Copy Editor
Following the completion of her Bachelor of Media and Bachelor of Politics degrees at the University of Adelaide in 2012, Sarah moved to Sydney to pursue a career in the media industry. Now, with over 10 years of experience, she has a demonstrated history of working as a managing editor and senior copy editor across Australia’s biggest women’s fashion/lifestyle titles, including Cosmopolitan , Marie Claire , InStyle , NW , Girlfriend , Women’s Health , and, currently, New Idea . Characterised by her friendly and deadline-driven demeanour, Sarah is articulate and organised with an eye for detail. She is well-versed in writing and editing to the highest possible standard, while maintaining brand integrity and consistency. From fashion (crop tops) to food (desserts), sport (tennis – go Rafa!) and politics (working at the federal and state elections), Sarah enjoys combining her professional skills with her personal passions while editing the pages of New Idea.
