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Liberal powerbrokers left phones in car to avoid tracing before discussing corruption probe, Icac hears
theguardian.com · 8d
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Watchdog begins second of eight weeks of hearings, investigating branch stacking allegations in the NSW Liberal party Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Members of a group of young conservative Liberal power brokers accused of soliciting illegal donations held meetings to discuss their appearance before the New South Wales corruption watchdog, potentially breaching the law, an inquiry has heard. The Independent Commission Against Corruption (Icac) began the second of eight weeks of hearings as part of Operation Rosny on Monday. Continue reading...
First report: ‘No corruption’: Abbott says ICAC a factional hit job as Taylor faces questions — smh.com.au, 9d
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theage.com.au · 8d
- Tony Abbott and the fine art of waving away corruption
crikey.com.au · 8d
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