Jeremy Greenwood’s first day at the ICAC Operation Rosny inquiry
Lobbyist Jeremy Greenwood appeared at the ICAC Operation Rosny inquiry, where he struggled to recall details about his lobbying firm and political affiliations. The inquiry is investigating allegations of branch-stacking and illegal donations within the Liberal Party.
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The inquiry highlights potential corruption and lack of transparency in political lobbying and party funding, which are critical issues for democratic integrity.
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Share A A A Ten minutes before Monday morning’s hearing was due to commence, a party of five – a key witness and his four lawyers – strode down Elizabeth Street towards the headquarters of the Independent Commission Against Corruption.
Flanking Jeremy Greenwood, who was casually dressed in a blue open-necked shirt and jacket, was the familiar face of solicitor Bryan Wrench.
Jeremy Greenwood leaves Operation Rosny, flanked by his lawyers including Bryan Wrench (right). Janie Barrett Wrench has been featuring prominently in daily media reports holding the elbow of his more famous client, former broadcaster Alan Jones.
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