NSW Corruption Watchdog Inquiry
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- Bevan ShieldsSydney Morning Herald
- Penry BuckleyThe Guardian
- Pablo Viñales; Chantelle Al-KhouriABC News (AU)
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NSW Corruption Watchdog Inquiry. (2026, October 13). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/37691
“NSW Corruption Watchdog Inquiry.” The Aporia, 13 Oct. 2026, https://the-aporia.com/event/37691.
“NSW Corruption Watchdog Inquiry.” The Aporia, October 13, 2026. https://the-aporia.com/event/37691.
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The Independent Commission Against Corruption’s Operation Rosny inquiry, after nine weeks of public hearings, is concluding with revelations of corruption involving lobbyists and developers in New South Wales. Jeremy Greenwood, a lobbyist, won the "Biggest Idiot" award for his nonsensical explanation about paid advice given by Anita Perrottet, wife of key ICAC target Charles Perrottet. Sharangan Maheswaran received…
Biggest idiot, grubbiest behaviour, best phone tap: The Operation Rosny Awards →Over 10 weeks, the Independent Commission Against Corruption (Icac) in Sydney held public hearings for Operation Rosny, focusing on allegations involving blackmail by Labor councillors and political donations from property developer Jean Nassif to support branch stacking efforts by a factional group called the Reformers. Despite initial expectations of high-profile resignations or scandals akin to those that led to…
Blackmail, ‘mafia boys’ and rants from a Beirut bedroom – after 10 weeks of theatre what might Icac deliver? →The New South Wales corruption watchdog's Operation Rosny conducted a two-month public inquiry into alleged corrupt practices involving property developer Jean Nassif and his connections with the Liberal Party. During this period, the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) heard evidence from 20 witnesses and played intercepted phone calls that implicated Nassif in offering political support for financial…
Five bombshell moments from NSW corruption watchdog's marathon inquiry →Analysis
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After nine weeks of public hearings, the Independent Commission Against Corruption’s Operation Rosny inquiry is sadly drawing to a close.
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29 Sep Five bombshell moments from NSW corruption watchdog's marathon inquiryThe New South Wales corruption watchdog's Operation Rosny conducted a two-month public inquiry into alleged corrupt practices involving property developer Jean Nassif and his connections with the Liberal Party. During this period, the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) heard evidence from 20 witnesses and played intercepted phone calls that implicated Nassif in offering political support for financial…ABC News (AU)
29 Sep Blackmail, ‘mafia boys’ and rants from a Beirut bedroom – after 10 weeks of theatre what might Icac deliver?Over 10 weeks, the Independent Commission Against Corruption (Icac) in Sydney held public hearings for Operation Rosny, focusing on allegations involving blackmail by Labor councillors and political donations from property developer Jean Nassif to support branch stacking efforts by a factional group called the Reformers. Despite initial expectations of high-profile resignations or scandals akin to those that led to…The Guardian26 Sep Biggest idiot, grubbiest behaviour, best phone tap: The Operation Rosny AwardsThe Independent Commission Against Corruption’s Operation Rosny inquiry, after nine weeks of public hearings, is concluding with revelations of corruption involving lobbyists and developers in New South Wales. Jeremy Greenwood, a lobbyist, won the "Biggest Idiot" award for his nonsensical explanation about paid advice given by Anita Perrottet, wife of key ICAC target Charles Perrottet. Sharangan Maheswaran received…Sydney Morning Herald
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