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From Hunters Hill to the Star and beyond: The ultimate ICAC pub crawl across Sydney (opens the original)
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After 38 days of entertaining, intriguing and, at times, infuriating hearings, it was a “sellout” for the very last day of the Independent Commission Against Corruption’s Operation Rosny. One of those competing for a seat in the public gallery, Rose, told the Herald that she wants to establish an ICAC pub crawl. First stop would be the Hunters Hill Hotel, where the now-fired head of Catholic Schools NSW, Dallas McInerney, discovered his account blocked on a Friday night. Over the weekend, he man
Testicles, tarot cards and tapes: ICAC unravels mayoral blackmail coups (opens the original)
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“Did you fix the testicle?” was the blackmailers’ code for the 2004 coup against the Strathfield mayor, Alfred Tsang. In the modern version, which has been unspooling in all its tawdry detail before the current corruption inquiry, the alleged blackmailers were buoyed by the emergence of a “King of Swords reversed”, courtesy of a tarot card reader who’d been consulted to determine the timing of the mayoral coup against Matthew Blackmore. Although the plots were separated by almost two decades, th
Crazy and crazier: ICAC unravels Jean Nassif’s paranoia (opens the original)
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After watching Jean Nassif give his unhinged evidence to the corruption inquiry recently from his Beirut bolthole, the impression left was that the fugitive developer was certifiably crazy. But receiving a surprise mention during Thursday’s evidence, supposedly as Nassif’s “enforcer”, was a genuinely crazy figure, one-time bikie gang enforcer “Crazy Dave” Lima, whose corporate entities have included Krazye and Mother Clucker. Also known as Sofe Veiru Levi, “Crazy Dave” has a conviction for viole
The eyebrows have it: ICAC witness stretches credulity and patience (opens the original)
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A feeling of despair swept over the media room after only half an hour of the much-anticipated evidence of the Everywhere Man of the current inquiry, Sharangan Maheswaran. In the witness box, the normally garrulous 36-year-old solicitor – who is rarely off his phone, constantly texting or chatting to associates, journalists and even other witnesses – was ponderous and prone to nitpicking. He complained that one of the commission’s solicitors was reacting to his answers with “a very strange stare
‘You like?’ Jean Nassif’s $10m ice deal, zero regrets and one-way ticket out of trouble (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. “It is not a bribe!” Nissy Nassif proclaimed angrily when questioned over a frocks-for-favours incident involving a designer dress worth thousands of dollars that Nissy had gifted a reporter who had written a fawning piece about her. “Oh my god! I’ll tell you what a bribe is. A bribe is when someone is offered money in an envelope to write nasty, horrible things about someone, that’s what a bribe
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