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ICAC Operation Rosny: Greenwood testimony expands

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ICAC investigation into political donations and corruption Operation Rosny: Greenwood testimony expands

During the third week of the Operation Rosny inquiry, lobbyist Jeremy Greenwood provided further testimony regarding allegations of illicit political donations and donations, branch-stacking involving the conservative Christian faction known as the Reformers. Reformers, and potential bribery involving fugitive developer Jean Nassif. Counsel assisting the inquiry, Peggy Dwyer, suggested that Greenwood utilized used his advisory firm, Beckington, to funnel money from sources such as Catholic Schools NSW to covertly fund the faction’s efforts to elect conservative politicians. Reformers. While Greenwood maintained that his interactions with the group were casual and denied knowledge of underhanded funding arrangements, casual, the commission presented noted Beckington received $130,900 from Catholic Schools NSW over two years, with no evidence that services were performed. Greenwood also defended invoices sent under a fake staffer name, ‘Jessica’, as ‘silly humour’ rather than a scheme to conceal donations. The inquiry examined Greenwood’s ties to the contrary. A significant piece Perrottet brothers, noting that while Jean-Claude Perrottet is a person of evidence presented was interest, former premier Dominic Perrottet is not accused of wrongdoing. Evidence included a 2023 text message from Greenwood to Reformers member Jean-Claude Perrottet, in which Greenwood referenced giving him Perrottet referencing ‘filthy schools money’. Perrottet responded money’, to the message by stating, which Perrottet replied, ‘Don’t put that in writing.’ Greenwood dismissed CCTV footage also showed the phrasing as pair placing mobile phones two metres away from a joke table during his testimony. a meeting at a Double Bay hotel, an act interpreted as an attempt to prevent eavesdropping. Regarding Jean Nassif, the commission investigated whether Greenwood agreed to share in a $2 million bribe. Greenwood denied that discussions with business partner Christian Ellis regarding luxury cars were linked to anticipated payments from Nassif, claiming such conversations had been ongoing for 12 months.

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  1. 2026-09-07 03:13 UTC ICAC Operation Rosny: Greenwood testimony expands
  2. 2026-08-16 01:27 UTC ICAC investigation into political donations and corruption
  3. 2026-08-12 19:44 UTC ICAC investigation into political donations and corruption
  4. 2026-08-11 02:24 UTC ICAC investigation into political donations and corruption

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