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- NSW State Parliament
One year from the NSW election, there’s an elephant in the Liberal party room
An old scandal is coming back to haunt Liberals, who are anxious about the prospect of a corruption inquiry.
- Alexandra Smith
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Sacked transport official convicted for avoiding ICAC, breaching bail
The man at the centre of a $343 million kickback scandal engulfing a NSW government agency appeared in court on Thursday.
- Cindy Yin
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Resistance to stronger ICAC smacks of risk management
Liberals’ opposition to new legislation that would bolster the corruption watchdog looks like a cover-up.
- The Herald's View
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This premier was felled by ICAC. Now he is defending it and criticising his own party
Barry O’Farrell has issued a stern rebuke of his Liberal colleagues over their stance on the anti-corruption watchdog.
- Alexandra Smith
NSW Libs side with Greens to block special ICAC powers
The ICAC wanted permanent powers to access illegally recorded private conversations as it investigates alleged branch stacking. The Liberals and Greens said no.
- Alexandra Smith
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- Development
Revealed: Obeid trust’s secret $30 million stake in metro high-rise
A family trust concealed its interest in a prime development site next to the new Bankstown metro station.
- Ben Cubby
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- Crime
Former ICAC fugitive faces multiple criminal offences
The alleged mastermind behind the scandal engulfing Transport for NSW was on the run for months before being arrested. Now he has been charged.
- Cindy Yin
Keeping secrets: How Victoria has fallen behind other states on integrity
They’re the reports gathering dust as the state focuses on crime, housing and health. But Victoria’s integrity system no longer looks fit for purpose.
- Royce Millar
‘A dark jungle full of surprises’: The 40-year Waterhouse legal saga takes a new twist
Solicitor Martin Waterhouse has been waging a relentless legal battle against everyone from his famous bookmaking relatives to the judiciary, politicians and the ICAC.
- Kate McClymont
‘Release it all’: Premier fumes at resurfacing of donation allegations
Chris Minns has said the drip-feeding of information from a parliamentary committee is the work of his political enemies.
- Max Maddison