Win a Dolly the Bathtub Cat Prize Pack

12 Oct 2026 - 26 Oct 2026
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Win a signed copy of Chancellor Peggy O'Neal AO's new picture book, plus a gift card to the Cat Cafe Melbourne. Enter via Instagram.

To celebrate the launch of RMIT Chancellor Peggy O’Neal AO’s book ‘Dolly the Bathtub Cat’ we’re giving away three prize packs including a signed copy of the book, blind box and gift card to the Cat Cafe Melbourne.

Head toRMIT’s Instagram to enter.

About the book

Dolly the Bathtub Cat tells the story of a curious cat, endlessly inquisitive and fiercely independent, and the special friendship between a child and her guardian feline companion. Illustrations by Louise Wills.

Profits from the sale of Dolly the Bathtub Cat will support the Saskia Loer Hansen Memorial Scholarship, honouring a much loved and respected leader at RMIT University.

The scholarship enables RMIT students experiencing financial disadvantage to undertake transformative international study experiences in their chosen fields.

Purchase a copy of the book via the RMIT Store.

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Competition details

Entries open: Monday 12 October 2026 at 11am

Entries close: Monday 26 October 2026 at 5pm

Prize draw: Thursday 29 October 2026

Entrants must be aged 18+ and residents of Victoria. Terms and Conditions apply.

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