Presented by: Urban Agent Events

the “King of Bollywood” Shahrukh Khan live in concert.

After selling out in 12 countries around the world, it’s finally Australia’s turn to witness Bollywood’s biggest stars as they descend upon Sydney for the visually spectacular Temptation Reloaded stage production. This will be the biggest Bollywood show Australia has ever seen!

Shahrukh Khan headlines temptation Reloaded. Los Angeles Times referred to him as “the world’s biggest movie star”, and Newsweek named his as one of the 50 most powerful people in the world.

With a cast and crew of 110, SRK will be joined by two of Bollywood’s A-list actresses as well as dancers, singers, musicians and stage performers direct from India.

This Bollywood extravaganza will showcase state-of-the-art production, mind-blowing visuals and pyrotechnics and stunning costume changes. This will be a Bollywood production like no other.

Prepare your senses for the glitz and glamour of Bollywood as this spectacular stage production comes to Sydney as part of the Parramasala Festival.

A Sydney accountant who siphoned $43 million from her employer and then embarked on lavish spending sprees at the city’s top jewellery and perfume stores has had her sentenced cut by a year on appeal.
In the largest case of fraud by a woman in NSW history, Rajina Rita Subramaniam repeatedly took tens of thousands of dollars from ING Australia, where she was an accountant for more than a decade.

The 45-year-old from Castle Hill spent the money on seven prestige properties – including four units on Bondi Beach’s exclusive Campbell Parade – 600 pieces of designer jewellery, and 200 perfumes and make-up items. But then she barely touched them.
When ING finally twigged to the fraud and called police, officers from the fraud squad discovered many of the luxury items still in their boxes stashed under her desk, with none of them in her personal possession.
She did not live at any of the luxury properties, leaving them empty or allowing shop assistants she had befriended during her shopping sprees to stay there.
Subramaniam pleaded guilty and was sentenced to a maximum of 15 years’ jail and a minimum of seven years’ jail by District Court judge Michael Finnane. But a three-judge panel of the NSW Court of Criminal Appeal on Wednesday reduced the offender’s minimum sentence to six years and the maximum to 12.
The panel found that Judge Finnane had imposed an aggregate sentence for all offences rather than imposing a separate sentence for each one. While he was entitled to do this, the panel found he had gone about it in the wrong way. The Court of Appeal recalculated the sentence in accordance with correct procedure and found that it was too high.
During her sentencing in late 2011, the court heard Subramaniam was motivated, not by greed, but by a desire for revenge over the allegedly abusive sexual relationship she was having with a workmate, and an overwhelming need for positive affirmation.
She had extremely poor self-esteem, due in part to the sexual abuse she had allegedly experienced as a child at the hands of her grandfather and two uncles.
After becoming involved with an ING colleague, she began to perceive the relationship as abusive but continued to see the man for years. This alleged abuse and the feeling her supervisors were bullying her led to a desire for revenge and to ”get back at the system and others within the system”, the court heard.
Subramaniam will be eligible for parole on October 3, 2015.

16 year old Srajan Singh from Musswellbrook (NSW), is one of only two high school students of Australia, going for an International Space Program to NASA – in Alabama, USA! As part of an ASG program that collaborates with the U.S. Space and Rocket Center in Huntsville, Srajan and Aimee Parsons will be attending the International Space camp in July 2013.

TECHFRONT presents Oscar Winner AR Rahman’s futuristic music concert RAHMANISHQ.

RAHMANISHQ will feature leading singers and choreography by international artists on a Panaromic Stage aligned with stunning visuals.

RAHMANISHQ will unveil a magical fusion of music and technology for a visual extravaganza combined with radical Fan Engagement, giving ARR’s loyal fans a NEVER BEFORE SEEN concert experience.

Over the last 2 decades, AR Rahman has scored some of the most outstanding music for Indian and International movies such as Slumdog Millionare, 127 Hours, Roja, Taal, Sivaji, Rockstar, Ghajini and Raanjhanaa, enchanting millions worldwide.

AR Rahman is the recipient of innumerable awards for his contribution to Indian and International music including Grammy Nominations and Filmfare Awards.
DATE*: Sat 24 Aug – Allphones Arena, NSW