The ICAC Inquiry Exposes a Culture of Deception and Arrogance The latest revelations from the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) investigation into lobbyist Jeremy Greenwood's dealings have left many wondering how far up the chain this rot goes.
At its core, this is not just about a series of invoices sent under fake names or payments to associates; it's about an environment where accountability is laughed off and deceit becomes a business model.
Greenwood's defense that using a fake name was "silly humour" raises more questions than answers. It implies a culture where the normal rules don't apply, and transparency is seen as unnecessary.