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Kate McClymontThe Sydney Morning Herald |
Extortion attempts, secret recordings and shakedowns all featured the day’s evidence. The great confusion was who was doing what to whom.
The ICAC heard a PI used covert devices hoping to catch out dodgy dealings – but only picked up breakfast orders.
The ICAC heard a PI used covert devices hoping to catch out dodgy dealings – but only picked up breakfast orders.
The ICAC heard a PI used covert devices hoping to catch out dodgy dealings – but only picked up breakfast orders.
The ICAC heard a PI used covert devices hoping to catch out dodgy dealings – but only picked up breakfast orders.
Former Strathfield councillor and Toplace executive Sharangan Maheswaran was in no hurry to answer questions in his first appearance at the inquiry.
Retorts, rebukes and knock-knock jokes as Jeremy Greenwood is accused of “manufacturing evidence” about the “bogus” work Anita Perrottet.
Beyond Jean Nassif, the murky dealings of Strathfield Council and fight over who gets the keys to the mayoral Toyota are aired at the long-running...
Within minutes of “swearing to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth”, Nassif was making wild accusations before the ICAC. And...
Operation Rosny has developed its own tangle of euphemisms which witnesses use to dress up some distasteful realities.
Liberal Party numbers man Charles Perrottet has admitted lying to the ICAC. But it’s a text to his wife about kneecapping an opponent that has...
Fugitive builder Jean Nassif waged an ongoing campaign to force NSW Building Commissioner David Chandler out of his job.
Anita Perrottet, who used the term “I don’t recall” liberally, was accused of lying under oath to cover up for her husband.
The former Liberal MP was asked about his involvement in passing on a tape recording.
Unlike many reluctant appearances at Operation Rosny, the former police minister appeared to be relishing his day in the witness box on Friday.
Catholics Schools NSW CEO Dallas McInerney has insisted he did nothing wrong at a corruption inquiry into branch stacking and illegal donations.
Day 13 of the corruption commission’s inquiry quickly turned from a promising start to a series of denials.
Such profound memory failure has not been seen since back in May 1994, when a notorious bankrupt businessman was being questioned about offshore...
Flanked by four lawyers, key witness Jeremy Greenwood marched confidently into the commission hearing on Monday. But things went south from there.
A small group of people from a number of large families feature prominently in a bombshell inquiry into branch stacking and illegal donations.
Day six of the ICAC’s blockbuster inquiry was reminiscent of the fantasy TV series, including allegations of backstabbing at former premier Dominic...
Robert Assaf admitted to submitting fake invoices during a corruption hearing on Friday – but blamed his “dodgy” former friend.
Liberal Party operative Robert Assaf spent an uncomfortable day in the witness box of a wide-ranging probe into illegal donations.
Dylan Whitelaw kept his cool as counsel assisting questioned his knowledge of contractor payments.
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