Be Quick! - K-POP Contest in Sydney September 1st 2013

K-Pop Contest in Sydney 2013
GetKrazy for K-POP!



BE QUICK! K-Pop Contest in Sydney is annually organized by the Korean Cultural Office, Australia for K-Pop lovers to be in the spotlight! Last year, the K-Pop idol group ‘NU’EST’ was invited to the contest to perform and judge. Just imagine who will visit Sydney this year to make you Krazy!
Anyone who is enthusiastic about K-pop and has a gifted talent should never miss this opportunity. This is an opportunity to express your cravings for K-pop. Plus, you can be the 1st prize winner to travel to Korea!  (28^th September 2013)

• Date :  1^st September 2013
• Time : 02:00 PM – 5:00 PM (approximately)
• Venue : UNSW Clancy Auditorium

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CELEBRATING EARTH HOUR MARCH 23rd 2013

N1ki blog & NKS Entertainment Sydney

CELEBRATING EARTH HOUR MARCH 23rd 2013

What started as an event in Sydney in 2007 with 2 million people has now become a global event with hundreds of millions of people in more than 150 countries set to turn their lights off.

It's all about our environmental footprint which we must all consider. Renewable energy sources, Green living, Recycling, eco friendly choices we make in our every day lives.

We only have one known planet in our solar system which can support life. We all need to make a change for a healthy world. We all need to be working towards a common goal to limit our impact on our planets resources. This is reality. This is the way of the future.

HAPPY EARTH HOUR!

"A single person can make a difference, but together we are #1love"

@1angelniki

special thanks to the following links 

www.earthhour.org

http://photobucket.com/images/flickering%20candle%20gif/?page=1

http://www.smh.com.au/environment/earth-hour/opera-house-glows-green-for-earth-hour-20130323-2gn87.html

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CELEBRATING EARTH HOUR MARCH 23rd 2013

N1ki blog & NKS Entertainment Sydney

CELEBRATING EARTH HOUR MARCH 23rd 2013

SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE 

What started as an event in Sydney in 2007 with 2 million people has now become a global event with hundreds of millions of people in more than 150 countries set to turn their lights off.

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