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Developer paid $134k bill to spy on Sydney mayor, corruption inquiry told (opens the original)
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ICAC hears developer Toplace paid a $134,000 bill for surveillance of former Strathfield mayor Matthew Blackmore. Toplace lawyer and Strathfield councillor Sharangan Maheswaran says he persuaded his employer to subside the cost as he was owed money. The evidence has emerged as Operation Rosny draws to a close The NSW corruption watchdog has heard developer Toplace paid a private investigator $134,000 to surveil a former Strathfield mayor, despite the covert operation being described as a "person
After disciplining a developer, this watchdog went quiet (opens the original)
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NSW's building watchdog quietly dumped a draft media release about record fines imposed on developer Aland. Internal emails revealed senior officials approved a "reactive-only" strategy, indicating a shift in approach to keep disciplinary action against developers out of the spotlight. The decision came months after the building commissioner attended an Aland-hosted event while the company was under investigation. Internal government emails reveal NSW's building watchdog killed a media release d
From rundown units to luxury estates: The Bathla family wealth trail (opens the original)
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A rundown unit above a row of shuttered shops in Greystanes is where Bathla founder Bhart Bhushan lives, according to the electoral roll and corporate records. It is a world away from the luxury homes, sprawling estates and property holdings linked to members of his family and associates. The unit is five minutes from Bathla's headquarters, where over 200 staff were stood down this week. Tiles are crumbling from its facade, and when the ABC visited there were no signs of life. The unit is not ow
They had no place in Sydney's gang war. They died anyway (opens the original)
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A tradie standing in a front yard with kids. A university student asleep in his bed. Neither had links to organised crime. Both ended up dead. Their murders are the latest loss of life in Sydney's sprawling gang war, where innocent people are increasingly being targeted, mistaken for someone else, or murdered because of who they are related to. Police blame inept teenagers being contracted by overseas criminals, who are willing to murder for a few thousand dollars. Authorities say eight people h
'I punched him in the head': Body-cam footage from Town Hall protest emerges (opens the original)
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New footage from February's Town Hall protest has emerged showing NSW Police officers boasting about punching a protester. The vision, now circulating on social media, is believed to have emerged during legal proceedings involving one of the protesters charged over the rally. It comes as the police watchdog prepares to hold public hearings later this year into officers' actions during the protest. Body-worn camera footage from the controversial Town Hall protest has emerged showing NSW Police of
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