Charges stem from an inquiry which alleged Joe Tripodi and Tony Kelly were involved in doctoring a cabinet submission that could have provided a windfall to Eddie Obeid’s family.
Premier Chris Minns’ push for greater housing density has led to the City of Sydney bringing its integrity measures regarding lobbyists and property developers in line with state and federal governments.
The bureaucrat has been put on paid leave amid fresh revelations about their $3.8 million property purchase in Gordon.
A NSW Planning Department bureaucrat pushed neighbours to lobby government to build 15-storey units months after buying a property in Gordon,MP Alister Henskens alleges.
Allegations of corruption against a government official will be referred to ICAC after a Liberal MP accused the person of creating a property syndicate using insider information.
ICAC probes into former premier Gladys Berejiklian and Liberal MP John Sidoti has resulted in beefed up requirements for MPs and ministers,including detailing the interests of immediate family members.
Fugitive developer Jean Nassif may face further criminal action over “potential fraud and violation of directors’ duties” after administrators released a report to creditors.
Roger Rogerson started out as a “brilliant cadet”,but the system he joined was riddled with corruption.
The ICAC found Tsirekas accepted perks to the tune of $18,800 from developers in return for advancing their apartment projects in Rhodes.
Angelo Tsirekas accepted perks,including overseas flights and luxury hotel stays,to the tune of $18,800 from property developers,the watchdog found.
The Australian racing legend lines up behind critics of the Minns government’s plan to grant Racing NSW’s powerful chair Russell Balding an unprecedented 14-year term on the board.