Key allegations to be probed by ICAC
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On 2026-09-09, at an Independent Commission Against Corruption inquiry, Jeremy Greenwood testified that he was waiting on a large payment from fugitive developer Jean Nassif to purchase a Porsche. The late payment left him concerned.
The Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) conducted public hearings from August 25–27, 2026, examining links between Liberal Party operatives, fugitive property developer Jean Nassif, and Catholic Schools NSW. Witnesses included Anita Perrottet, former building commissioner David Chandler, and scheduled appearances by Charles Perrottet and Nassif.
The NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption investigated Operation Rosny on August 19–20, 2026, examining connections between Liberal Party figures, fugitive property developer Jean Nassif, and Catholic Schools NSW. Former ministers Eleni Petinos and David Elliott appeared before the inquiry.
The Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) in Australia is investigating alleged links between Liberal Party operatives, fugitive property developer Jean Nassif, and Catholic Schools NSW. Witness Jeremy Greenwood testified on September 8 that Nassif promised him $2 million, as the inquiry entered its seventh week.
The Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) is investigating Operation Rosny, which examines sections of the NSW Liberal Party, Catholic Schools NSW, and business figures in Sydney. Jessica McSweeney provided analysis of revelations from the week of August 22, 2026.
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Kellie Sloane, leader of the New South Wales opposition, faces intensified scrutiny from the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) as the anti-corruption body hears testimony from senior parliamentary colleagues on 2 August 2026. The investigation is constraining her political standing.
Australia's Independent Commission Against Corruption began hearings on 26 July 2026 investigating connections between Liberal Party operatives and fugitive property developer Jean Nassif. The inquiry, Operation Rosny, has examined five Liberal MPs allegedly involved in a factional deal and links to multiple councils and Catholic Schools NSW.
Australia's NSW anti-corruption watchdog has launched a public inquiry (Operation Rosny) into the Liberal Party's internal affairs, investigating alleged branch stacking, illegal donations, and interference with preselections. Secret tape recordings and 'sham' payments have exposed ideological divisions within the right-wing party.
On September 7, 2026, Australia's Independent Commission Against Corruption heard evidence that rightwing NSW Liberal powerbrokers allegedly received illegal political donations from a fugitive developer, with discussions about purchasing luxury vehicles from the proceeds. The case involves multiple operatives and significant corruption allegations.
Hotelier Michael O'Hara told the NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) that he made a 'mistake' in trusting key figures in a conservative Liberal Party faction he had helped fund. His testimony is part of ICAC's examination of funding irregularities.
Fugitive property developer Jean Nassif appeared before Australia's anti-corruption watchdog (ICAC) on 18 September 2026 to defend his collapsed Toplace Sydney property developments. Unit owners who purchased in the developments fear ICAC lacks enforcement power to deliver meaningful consequences.
Dr Peggy SC, a barrister at the Independent Commission Against Corruption, is becoming widely known for her legal work. Former High Court judge Michael Kirby has praised her as exceptional in her field.
A report documented on September 23, 2026, that more than 50 music industry artists died from cancer during 2026, marking a notable concentration of deaths in the music world.
Dallas McInerney, chief executive of Catholic Schools NSW, was dismissed on 21 August 2026 after appearing before an Independent Commission Against Corruption inquiry investigating alleged illegal donations from schools to lobbying companies. The board said it had lost confidence in his ability to lead the organisation.
Liberal Party operative Charles Perrottet testified to the NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) on 31 August–1 September that he repeatedly lied to developer Jean Nassif to help political associates, and acknowledged being happy to offer such advice. His wife's conflicting evidence was also questioned.
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Former NSW Police Minister David Elliott gave evidence to the Independent Commission Against Corruption on 21 August 2026 and subsequently told reporters he is considering legal action against what he characterizes as "slanderous" comments. The nature of the comments and the underlying ICAC investigation are not specified in the reports.