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Showing posts with label Auburn deputy mayor Salim Mehajer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Auburn deputy mayor Salim Mehajer. Show all posts
Monday, October 26, 2015
Monday, October 12, 2015
Salim and Aysha Mehajer go into Full throttle SPIN mode following Police Charges against Salim.
Salim and Aysha Mehajer are blinging in a new PR overhaul
Jonathon Moran
The Daily Telegraph
October 12, 2015
ON the face of it, Auburn’s controversial deputy mayor Salim Mehajer and his new wife Aysha look as though they have not got a care in the world.
Glamming it up for a magazine shoot, it’s all designer labels (Louis Vuitton slip-ons anyone?) and glistening white smiles.
Yet behind the scenes it is a carefully orchestrated campaign to overhaul the image of Australia’s now most-infamous couple.
Mr Mehajer’s image has been left in tatters after he was recently slapped with a personal violence order and charged with intimidating Bruce Herat, the father of Lindt siege survivor Joel Herat, at the gym he manages.
If convicted, the 29-year-old property developer and deputy mayor could face up to two years in jail. He will appear in a Sydney court next month.
That follows Mr Mehajer’s over-the-top wedding, which dominated headlines and closed down his Lidcombe street, as well as the constant flaunting of his ostentatious lifestyle.
One of the issues the pair address in the latest issue of New Idea magazine are constant rumours of plastic surgery.
“I take it as a compliment that people think I’ve had work done, to be honest,” Mr Mehajer says, while his wife, a former Wollongong girl, admits to the pair’s “love of beauty”.
“It’s important to feel comfortable and happy with yourself, and if you want to change your look, go for it,” she says.
Just last week, Mr Mehajer declared in a bizarre television interview that he would one day like to be prime minister.
Now he’s opened the doors of his luxury family home, boasting of his personal collection of 10 prestigious cars.
“Money is not important to me,” Mrs Mehajer said in the magazine interview.
“People can have millions and be completely miserable.”
Jonathon Moran
The Daily Telegraph
October 12, 2015
ON the face of it, Auburn’s controversial deputy mayor Salim Mehajer and his new wife Aysha look as though they have not got a care in the world.
Glamming it up for a magazine shoot, it’s all designer labels (Louis Vuitton slip-ons anyone?) and glistening white smiles.
Yet behind the scenes it is a carefully orchestrated campaign to overhaul the image of Australia’s now most-infamous couple.
Mr Mehajer’s image has been left in tatters after he was recently slapped with a personal violence order and charged with intimidating Bruce Herat, the father of Lindt siege survivor Joel Herat, at the gym he manages.
If convicted, the 29-year-old property developer and deputy mayor could face up to two years in jail. He will appear in a Sydney court next month.
That follows Mr Mehajer’s over-the-top wedding, which dominated headlines and closed down his Lidcombe street, as well as the constant flaunting of his ostentatious lifestyle.
One of the issues the pair address in the latest issue of New Idea magazine are constant rumours of plastic surgery.
“I take it as a compliment that people think I’ve had work done, to be honest,” Mr Mehajer says, while his wife, a former Wollongong girl, admits to the pair’s “love of beauty”.
“It’s important to feel comfortable and happy with yourself, and if you want to change your look, go for it,” she says.
Just last week, Mr Mehajer declared in a bizarre television interview that he would one day like to be prime minister.
Now he’s opened the doors of his luxury family home, boasting of his personal collection of 10 prestigious cars.
“Money is not important to me,” Mrs Mehajer said in the magazine interview.
“People can have millions and be completely miserable.”
Salim Mehajer to be charged over alleged threats he made against the father of one of the Lindt siege survivors
Wednesday, October 07, 2015
Pious Muslim Salim Mehajer and Bow Wow
Mehajer mansion the unreal setting for rapper Bow Wow’s video for Too Real
Annette Sharp
The Daily Telegraph
October 7, 2015
Salim Mehajer speaks out
US rap artist Bow Wow has released his latest single, the video clip for which was shot at the mansion of Auburn council’s deputy mayor Salim Mehajer.
Too Real, a collaboration with Australian hip hop and RnBass producer DJ Willi, features the marble staircase of Mehajer’s mansion, adorned with curvy women.
Its glass balustrade resembles the glamour-type staircases that might be found at The Star casino, complete with interior lighting in each marble stair riser.
Mehajer’s white Ferrari also features prominently in the clip and is driven by Bow Wow, otherwise known as Shad Gregory Moss, 28, around the Opera House. It was the car, say sources, that brought Mehajer and Bow Wow into contact after the DJ’s entourage started making inquiries about the hire of an “exotic car” for the video.
“We wanted to get an exotic car into the video and he (Mehajer) offered and asked if we wanted to come to the house and use it for the clip too,” DJ Willi has confirmed.
Bow Wow has said — rap style — the idea of making Too Real and shooting its clip in Sydney came during his fourth trip to “Aussie” and went something like this:
“I was doing a lot of partying, a lot of clubs, a lot of crazy nights over here in Australia and one night Crazy Willi had the studio and the deck and played a couple of beats and sh** ... and I was like Damn! I could do something to these …
“He took me to the studio and next thing you know we had a hit and it was like Damn Dog! before I leave, like my last night, let’s just shoot a video you know. Let’s knock it out because like I’m gonna go back to shooting CSI. So I ain’t really had no time to shoot no videos or no shit like that.
“All it takes is one call, that’s it. We ain’t stalling for nothing. One call, my man Willi. I need to shoot this video, my man made it happen.”
Happy with the result, which includes crowd shots of gorgeous, exotic-looking Sydney women, though not, apparently, the new Mrs Mehajer, Wow crowed: “All my fans are gonna love this sh*t.”
Annette Sharp
The Daily Telegraph
October 7, 2015
Salim Mehajer speaks out
US rap artist Bow Wow has released his latest single, the video clip for which was shot at the mansion of Auburn council’s deputy mayor Salim Mehajer.
Too Real, a collaboration with Australian hip hop and RnBass producer DJ Willi, features the marble staircase of Mehajer’s mansion, adorned with curvy women.
Mehajer’s white Ferrari also features prominently in the clip and is driven by Bow Wow, otherwise known as Shad Gregory Moss, 28, around the Opera House. It was the car, say sources, that brought Mehajer and Bow Wow into contact after the DJ’s entourage started making inquiries about the hire of an “exotic car” for the video.
“We wanted to get an exotic car into the video and he (Mehajer) offered and asked if we wanted to come to the house and use it for the clip too,” DJ Willi has confirmed.
Bow Wow has said — rap style — the idea of making Too Real and shooting its clip in Sydney came during his fourth trip to “Aussie” and went something like this:
“I was doing a lot of partying, a lot of clubs, a lot of crazy nights over here in Australia and one night Crazy Willi had the studio and the deck and played a couple of beats and sh** ... and I was like Damn! I could do something to these …
“All it takes is one call, that’s it. We ain’t stalling for nothing. One call, my man Willi. I need to shoot this video, my man made it happen.”
Happy with the result, which includes crowd shots of gorgeous, exotic-looking Sydney women, though not, apparently, the new Mrs Mehajer, Wow crowed: “All my fans are gonna love this sh*t.”
Tuesday, October 06, 2015
Thursday, October 01, 2015
Salim Mehajer threatens to sue Sydney gym for $10m over Kidnap allegations
Salim Mehajer threatens to sue Sydney gym for $10m in damages over harassment allegations
Renae Henry
9news
The controversial and newly re-elected Auburn deputy mayor has denied allegations he threatened a personal trainer at a Sydney gym, saying he plans to sue the company for damages of up to $10 million.
Salim Mehajer is accused of threatening Burwood Anytime Fitness trainer, Bruce Herat, after he was asked to stop dropping weights on the gym floor.
Mr Herat said he had been verbally abused by Mr Mehajer, who allegedly followed him to his car and threatened to kidnap his children after repeatedly asking, “don’t you know who I am?”.
Mr Herat is the father of Sydney siege survivor, Joel.
Mr Mehajer has issued a statement to 9NEWS denying the allegations and said he would urge the government to introduce legislation protecting high-profile public figures from allegations that can harm their reputations.
“I was working out peacefully on my own, using a leg stretching press, whereby I was targeted by Mr Herat,” Mr Mehajer said.
“I will urge the Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull to change laws to protect high profile politicians and businessmen from such allegations which can turn their career upside down in a split second.”
NSW Police Commissioner Andrew Scipione previously asked for any witnesses to the alleged incident to come forward.
Renae Henry
9news
Salim Mehajer is now accused of threatening the family of a Sydney siege survivor. His colleagues, once again, say he has brought shame on their council.
Salim Mehajer is accused of threatening Burwood Anytime Fitness trainer, Bruce Herat, after he was asked to stop dropping weights on the gym floor.
Mr Herat said he had been verbally abused by Mr Mehajer, who allegedly followed him to his car and threatened to kidnap his children after repeatedly asking, “don’t you know who I am?”.
Mr Herat is the father of Sydney siege survivor, Joel.
Mr Mehajer has issued a statement to 9NEWS denying the allegations and said he would urge the government to introduce legislation protecting high-profile public figures from allegations that can harm their reputations.
“I was working out peacefully on my own, using a leg stretching press, whereby I was targeted by Mr Herat,” Mr Mehajer said.
“I will urge the Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull to change laws to protect high profile politicians and businessmen from such allegations which can turn their career upside down in a split second.”
NSW Police Commissioner Andrew Scipione previously asked for any witnesses to the alleged incident to come forward.
Wednesday, September 30, 2015
Friday, August 28, 2015
"There's a lot of reporters around that can get hurt" Pious Muslim and Auburn Deputy Mayor Salim Mehajer's ,stand over man Waled Elriche sentenced to minimum of nine months in the Slammer
Walid Elriche ‘threatened’ TV reporters Airlie Walsh and Bryan Seymour
The Daily Telegraph
August 28, 2015 2:45pm
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“I’m telling you this because you’re a woman. Don’t get involved in a man’s business.”
AN associate of Auburn deputy mayor Salim Mehajer is alleged to have threatened two reporters while he was awaiting sentencing at a Sydney court.
Waled Elriche, of Auburn, Walid Elriche, who was recently filmed walking with Auburn deputy mayor Salim Mehajer, was sentenced to a minimum of nine months behind bars at Parramatta Local Court this afternoon for his use of stand-over tactics.
Mr Elriche was a guest at Mr Mehajer’s lavish wedding earlier this month.
Channel Nine reporter Airlie Walsh was inside the court building getting a cup of tea when Mr Elriche allegedly approached her. She said he told her: “You find me, I can find you.
“I’m not trying to threaten you, but you know my criminal history. Don’t be stupid.
“There’s a lot of reporters around that can get hurt.
“I’m telling you this because you’re a woman. Don’t get involved in a man’s business.”
Ms Walsh said she felt shaken after the incident.
Channel Seven reporter Bryan Seymour said he was also threatened by Elriche inside the building near the courtroom.
He said Mr Elriche unleashed a torrent of abuse against him which allegedly included the phrase: “I’m gonna f ... ing kill you.”
Mr Seymour said Mr Elriche also told him: “Stay away from my brother. You found me. I can find you.”
Both journalists reported the incidents to police at the courthouse.
Police allege he kicked down a door and demanded repayment of a $25,000 debt in behalf of a friend at Castle Hill last March.
The Daily Telegraph
August 28, 2015 2:45pm
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“I’m telling you this because you’re a woman. Don’t get involved in a man’s business.”
Pious Muslim Waled Elriche shown below half naked below engaging in (traditional ?) Muslim "man's business" with what appears to be another man,(possibly the recently married Salim Mehajer?) unsure of the significance of the index finger in the Islamic Religion or what specific role it plays during
Pious Muslim "Man's Business"
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AN associate of Auburn deputy mayor Salim Mehajer is alleged to have threatened two reporters while he was awaiting sentencing at a Sydney court.
Waled Elriche, of Auburn, Walid Elriche, who was recently filmed walking with Auburn deputy mayor Salim Mehajer, was sentenced to a minimum of nine months behind bars at Parramatta Local Court this afternoon for his use of stand-over tactics.
Mr Elriche was a guest at Mr Mehajer’s lavish wedding earlier this month.
Channel Nine reporter Airlie Walsh was inside the court building getting a cup of tea when Mr Elriche allegedly approached her. She said he told her: “You find me, I can find you.
“I’m not trying to threaten you, but you know my criminal history. Don’t be stupid.
“There’s a lot of reporters around that can get hurt.
Ms Walsh said she felt shaken after the incident.
He said Mr Elriche unleashed a torrent of abuse against him which allegedly included the phrase: “I’m gonna f ... ing kill you.”
Mr Seymour said Mr Elriche also told him: “Stay away from my brother. You found me. I can find you.”
Both journalists reported the incidents to police at the courthouse.
Police allege he kicked down a door and demanded repayment of a $25,000 debt in behalf of a friend at Castle Hill last March.
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