Jeremy Greenwood evidence continues; Liberal Party lobbyist grilled on Catholic Schools NSW invoices from Beckington
Lobbyist Jeremy Greenwood is testifying in an inquiry regarding his efforts to damage the reputation of former police minister David Elliott. The testimony reveals the use of 'dirt sheets' and the involvement of various political and business figures in Sydney.
Why it matters
The inquiry exposes the intersection of lobbying, property development, and political smear campaigns in New South Wales.
Jeremy Greenwood is now being pressed on a so-called “shit sheet” prepared on former police minister David Elliott, which he commissioned and was designed to damage Elliott’s reputation.
One of Greenwood’s clients was Toplace, the company owned by fugitive Sydney developer Jean Nassif, who was known to despise Elliott because of the former MP’s criticism of Toplace and defects in its buildings.
Greenwood says he has his own issues with Elliott and was simply mounting a “defence” of his business.
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