Kickbacks, Fijian Holidays, and Pub Meetings: Lobbyist's Tough Day at ICAC The Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) inquiry into corruption and influence peddling in New South Wales politics has delivered a bombshell that threatens to upend the state's Liberal government.
At its center is Jeremy Greenwood, a senior lobbyist who has been grilled over his role in helping several individuals evade parliamentary inquiries and secure lucrative contracts with Catholic Schools NSW.
The saga began when Jean Claude Perrottet, a key member of The Reformers, was discovered hiding in Fiji to avoid giving evidence at the parliamentary inquiry into illegal donations.