Former premier Gladys Berejiklian told her then boyfriend Daryl Maguire she would “throw money” at his Wagga Wagga electorate,nine days after he was forced to resign under a corruption cloud,an inquiry has heard.
A few sentences uttered to disgraced MP Daryl Maguire by Gladys Berejiklian and revealed by the ICAC on Thursday explain why the former Premier felt she had to quit.
ICAC’s push to ensure private details of Gladys Berejiklian and Daryl Maguire’s relationship are outlined in public are crucial to accountability,no matter how awkward.
The ICAC’s hearing starts at 10am today. The inquiry will hear from former Wagga Wagga MP Daryl Maguire,who is a key target of the corruption watchdog’s investigation.
Daryl Maguire on Thursday commenced his evidence to the Independent Commission Against Corruption,revealing private details about their relationship,including that he would stay with Ms Berejiklian and had a key to her house.
Corruption is not always measured by wads of cash in paper bags. Observers of the Berejiklian hearings should refer to the less sensational definition of “corrupt conduct” covered under the ICAC Act.
Disgraced former Wagga Wagga MP Daryl Maguire “over-reached” as a backbencher but was trusted by ex-premier Gladys Berejiklian,who sought his counsel as a Liberal from the bush,a corruption inquiry has heard.
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The ICAC’s hearing starts at 9.30am today. The inquiry will hear further evidence from Department of Regional NSW boss Gary Barnes,who is not accused of wrongdoing.
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In explosive evidence to the Independent Commission Against Corruption on Tuesday,Sarah Cruickshank said Ms Berejiklian first disclosed the relationship to her on July 13,2018.