premier his 'boy' in phone tap recordings played at ICAC
The NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption is investigating allegations of political influence by property developer Jean Nassif. Recordings played in court show Nassif boasting about his influence over the Liberal Party and referring to former premier Dominic Perrottet as his 'boy'.
Why it matters
The case highlights potential corruption and the intersection of property development and political power in Australian state government.
The ICAC heard phone recordings where Jean Nassif referred to Dominic Perrottet as his "boy". ( Background Briefing: Cherine Yazbeck, file photo )
The NSW corruption watchdog has been played secret recordings where fugitive property developer, Jean Nassif, brags about his influence on the Liberal Party.
In the call, Mr Nassif also refers to the former premier, Dominic Perrottet, as his "boy".
Charles Perrottet, the former premier's brother, is giving evidence for the fifth time at the NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption.
Link copied Share Share article Phone tap recordings played at the New South Wales corruption watchdog show fugitive property developer Jean Nassif boasting about his influence over the Liberal Party, and describing former premier Dominic Perrottet as his "boy".
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