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Bombshell phone taps and $2m payment revealed at NSW corruption hearings (opens the original)
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For two months, the NSW corruption watchdog has been pulling at a thread that stretches from a fugitive property developer to the inner workings of Liberal Party factional politics. Along the way, it sifted through thousands of pages of documents and financial records, played bombshell phone taps, and heard evidence from 20 witnesses. Now, the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) inquiry — codenamed Operation Rosny — has drawn its public hearings to a close. The allegations at its ce
The phone taps, the $100k offer and the 'filthy schools' money' (opens the original)
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On the first day of the marathon eight-week public inquiry, codenamed Operation Rosny, Counsel Assisting Peggy Dwyer SC set the stage for the two months ahead. The NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) is examining the relationship between a fugitive property developer, Liberal Party operatives and alleged breaches of NSW electoral laws. After two weeks of evidence, these are some of the inquiry's most significant moments. The biggest bombshells came in the final hour of Jean-Clau
Among long list of ICAC witnesses, there's likely to be one notable absentee (opens the original)
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The unremarkable walk into the NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) offices on Elizabeth Street in Sydney has become a well-trodden path in state politics. The NSW Liberal Party will come under focus as the investigation named Operation Rosny begins eight weeks of public hearings today. It primarily centres around the relationship between a fugitive property developer, Liberal Party operatives and potential breaches of NSW electoral laws. The investigation is complex to say the l
Telstra outage across Australia - ABC listen (opens the original)
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Thousands of Australians have reported an outages this morning on the Telstra mobile network. It's affecting cities in all states and caused transportation disruptions. Thousands of Australians have reported an outage this morning on the Telstra mobile network.(ABC News: Lucas Hill) Rachel Mealey: Thousands of Australians have reported an outing this morning on the Telstra mobile network. Our reporter Pablo Vinales joins us now from Canberra. Pablo, what do we know? Pablo Vinales : Yeah, Rachel,
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