pulsetasmania.com.au
Greyhound racing to end in Tasmania as government tables phase-out bill
It sets June 30, 2029, as the official closure date for the industry…
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pulsetasmania.com.au
Greyhound racing to end in Tasmania as government tables phase-out bill
It sets June 30, 2029, as the official closure date for the industry…
johnmenadue.com
From protest laws to writers’ festivals – Chris Minns overreaches
From protest laws to public commentary on writers and festivals, the NSW premier’s interventions reveal a troubling impatience with dissent and democratic restraint.
www.solardirectory.com.au
NSW’s Game-Changer for Strata Solar: SoAR - Blog - Solar Directory
Key information from the NSW Government’s official SoAR guidelines and publicly available documents.
umlegacypressqsefc.com
Elizabeth Young wants the system that ‘killed’ her daughter fixed: The mother of a Bondi Junction stabbing victim has joined with six mental health organisations to pressure the NSW government for a better response to the April 2024 deaths of six people. #MentalHealthAwareness #NSWPolitics #BondiJunction #StabbingVictim #JusticeForVictims
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ICAC hears intercepted calls alleging political support and a $100,000 preselection offer
The NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) has heard intercepted phone calls involving Jean-Claude Perrottet and fugitive property developer Jean Nassif as part of Operation Rosny. The recordings, made in 2021 when Perrottet was managing Nassif’s investment portfolio at Medallion Finance, focused on political relationships, Liberal Party factional activity and Nassif’s concerns about NSW building commissioner David Chandler. In one recording, Nassif suggested providing $100,000 to one of Perrottet’s brothers to support a preselection, although he did not specify which brother the money was intended for. He also suggested the payment could instead be made to Jeremy Greenwood or Christian Ellis. In another conversation, Perrottet thanked Nassif for his “support for the family”, later describing the remark to the commission as a throwaway comment. A third recording, made shortly after Dominic Perrottet became NSW premier in October 2021, captured Nassif asking Jean-Claude Perrottet to pass a message to Dominic or Charles Perrottet about stopping or changing building commissioner David Chandler. Nassif alleged that he had been promised action against Chandler. Jean-Claude Perrottet characterised the suggestion that his brother Charles was working for Nassif as “crazy talk” and said he was unaware of any such arrangement. The inquiry also examined regular payments Perrottet received from companies associated with Jeremy Greenwood and Christian Ellis, as well as payments linked to his role in securing Catholic Schools NSW as a client. Perrottet said he could not recall what work justified some payments and dismissed a reference to “filthy schools money” in text messages as a joke. The commission also heard about Perrottet’s decision to travel to Fiji in 2023 to avoid appearing before a parliamentary inquiry. Separately, Liberal frontbencher Chris Rath apologised over a possible breach of committee confidentiality, while former upper house leader Damien Tudehope was also referred to the privileges committee.
thedailyperspective.org
Minns Puts a Date on His Exit: What It Means for NSW Labor
NSW Premier Chris Minns has publicly put a timeframe on his departure for the first time, raising succession questions ahead of the March 2027 state election.
umlegacypressqsefc.com
Elizabeth Young wants the system that ‘killed’ her daughter fixed: The mother of a Bondi Junction stabbing victim has joined with six mental health organisations to pressure the NSW government for a better response to the April 2024 deaths of six people. #MentalHealthAwareness #NSWPolitics #BondiJunction #StabbingVictim #JusticeForVictims
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ICAC hears intercepted calls alleging political support and a $100,000 preselection offer
The NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) has heard intercepted phone calls involving Jean-Claude Perrottet and fugitive property developer Jean Nassif as part of Operation Rosny. The recordings, made in 2021 when Perrottet was managing Nassif’s investment portfolio at Medallion Finance, focused on political relationships, Liberal Party factional activity and Nassif’s concerns about NSW building commissioner David Chandler. In one recording, Nassif suggested providing $100,000 to one of Perrottet’s brothers to support a preselection, although he did not specify which brother the money was intended for. He also suggested the payment could instead be made to Jeremy Greenwood or Christian Ellis. In another conversation, Perrottet thanked Nassif for his “support for the family”, later describing the remark to the commission as a throwaway comment. A third recording, made shortly after Dominic Perrottet became NSW premier in October 2021, captured Nassif asking Jean-Claude Perrottet to pass a message to Dominic or Charles Perrottet about stopping or changing building commissioner David Chandler. Nassif alleged that he had been promised action against Chandler. Jean-Claude Perrottet characterised the suggestion that his brother Charles was working for Nassif as “crazy talk” and said he was unaware of any such arrangement. The inquiry also examined regular payments Perrottet received from companies associated with Jeremy Greenwood and Christian Ellis, as well as payments linked to his role in securing Catholic Schools NSW as a client. Perrottet said he could not recall what work justified some payments and dismissed a reference to “filthy schools money” in text messages as a joke. The commission also heard about Perrottet’s decision to travel to Fiji in 2023 to avoid appearing before a parliamentary inquiry. Separately, Liberal frontbencher Chris Rath apologised over a possible breach of committee confidentiality, while former upper house leader Damien Tudehope was also referred to the privileges committee.
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