Share a video of your adventures and be in the running to win our Outback Explorer competition with $10,000 cash, GoPro HERO11 Black Minis and an Adventurer Rescue Swag up for grabs!
Get ready to pack your bags and explore the great Australian outdoors because the Outback Explorer Competition is officially launching in March with Rescue Swag, the most versatile first aid kit on the planet, owned by the Royal Flying Doctor Service
(Queensland Section). This exciting video competition is the perfect opportunity for all outdoor enthusiasts and content creators to showcase their love for the Aussie wilderness and win incredible prizes.
Entrants are encouraged to capture and share their experiences of Australia's diverse landscapes and natural wonders. From the rugged red deserts of the outback to the crystal-clear waters of the Great Barrier Reef to the lush rainforests of the Daintree, there is no shortage of stunning locations to explore and showcase in your videos.
Whether you're a seasoned adventurer or just starting, the competition is open to all and offers a great opportunity to share your love of the Aussie wilderness.
The competition will run until Tuesday, April 18 2023. Prizes include a cash prize of $10,000, GoPro HERO11 Black Minis, and Rescue Swag first aid kits.
Rescue Swag ambassador and renowned Australian actor Jonathan LaPaglia, who has a deep passion for the outdoors and the Australian landscape, says:
"From my work as a physician, I understand the importance of having reliable medical supplies and support in remote areas. I am excited to be a part of this competition that celebrates the beauty of the Australian outback and raises awareness for the RFDS and their vital work in providing healthcare and services to people in regional, rural, and remote communities. I know from experience that the work of the RFDS is essential.
"I'm also excited to see what people will capture; the Australian wilderness is so diverse, and I can't wait to see the different perspectives and experiences people will share through this competition."
To enter, download the competition video frames from here, create a video showcasing the Australian great outdoors, and upload it to Instagram, TikTok, or YouTube. The video must be no longer than two minutes, including the competition video frames, and be tagged with #rescueswag .
The Royal Flying Doctor Service will select the overall winner based on the video's creativity, quality, and popularity. The People's Choice prizes will be awarded to the three most liked videos. Each user receives one vote each day to cast for their favourite video. To access more daily votes, users can also create an account to increase their voting power to five votes per day whilst also being entered into a draw to win an Adventurer Rescue Swag.
So, grab your cameras, dust off your hiking boots, and explore the great Australian outdoors!
The People's Choice prizes will be awarded to the three most liked videos. Each user receives one vote each day to cast for their favourite video. To access more daily votes, users can also create an account to increase their voting power to five votes per day whilst also being entered into a draw to win an Adventurer Rescue Swag.
Country music star and Rescue Swag supporter Amber Lawrence says:
"As a country music artist, I'm always on the road, providing music while exploring Australia's beautiful and remote corners. Often I travel alone, or I'm responsible for a car full of musicians, so either way, Rescue Swag gives me extra peace of mind while out there, giving me the confidence to immerse myself in the stunning Australian landscape.
"I'm proud to partner with the RFDS (Queensland Section) and Rescue Swag, who not only share my passion for the great outdoors but continue to provide vital healthcare and support to people in regional, rural, and remote communities."
Rescue Swag, the most versatile first aid kit on the planet, is Aussie designed and owned by the RFDS (Queensland Section), with 100% of profits helping support RFDS to deliver vital healthcare and services to people in regional, rural and remote communities.
For more information and to enter the competition, visit https://www.outbackexplorercompetition.com
