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Premier Dominic Perrottet's brother Charles refuses to front NSW parliamentary inquiry

Premier Dominic Perrottet's brother confirms he will not front a parliamentary inquiry into Sydney's Hills Shire Council, calling it a "Labor/Greens circus".

‘Leave my family out of it’: Dominic Perrottet angered by NSW inquiry over allegations made against his brother

‘Leave my family out of it’: Dominic Perrottet angered by NSW inquiry over allegations made against his brother

Upper house probe heard claim that Jean-Claude Perrottet sought $50,000 to fund branch stacking

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‘Blatant disregard of parliamentary process’: NSW inquiry into alleged branch stacking continues

‘Blatant disregard of parliamentary process’: NSW inquiry into alleged branch stacking continues

The upper house probe into an alleged Sydney council plot has heard explosive evidence about an alleged request for $50k for ‘payback’.

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Firm engaged to find Dominic Perrottet's brothers summoned to Hills Shire Council inquiry

The chair of a committee investigating allegations of impropriety at a Sydney council says it appears Jean-Claude and Charles Perrottet are avoiding being called as witnesses.

Inquiry laments 'non-co-operation' of Perrottet brother

A local councillor and the brother of NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet are yet to receive a summons to appear before a property developer parliamentary inquiry.

NSW parliamentary inquiry to use firm to track down key witnesses, including two of Dominic Perrottet’s brothers

Committee examining allegations of ‘impropriety’ against a Sydney council and developers will take the unusual step of using a private contractor to serve summons

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Dominic Perrottet's brothers Charles and Jean-Claude ordered to appear before Hills Shire Council investigation

The premier's brothers and two others were issued with the legal summons after they failed to respond to invitations to give evidence to the inquiry, in what the committee's chair Sue Higginson describes as a coordinated attempt to avoid scrutiny.

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Perrottet's brothers dodge NSW inquiry into developers

Perrottet's brothers dodge NSW inquiry into developers

NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet's brothers have failed to respond to a parliamentary inquiry into the influence of property developers on a Sydney council.

Developer Jean Nassif declines to front inquiry into 'impropriety' claims in Sydney's north-west

Developer Jean Nassif declines to front inquiry into 'impropriety' claims in Sydney's north-west

Sydney property developer Jean Nassif has declined to appear before a NSW parliamentary inquiry into the Hills Shire Council before the state election, saying he will be in a remote part of Lebanon at the time.

Sydney developer Jean Nassif and Toplace win stays on decision to suspend building licences

Sydney developer Jean Nassif and Toplace win stays on decision to suspend building licences

Jean Nassif and his company Toplace win a temporary reprieve against decisions to suspend their building licences after arguing it put them at risk of breaching multimillion-dollar contracts.

Sydney developer at centre of cracking tower allegations has building licence revoked

Sydney developer at centre of cracking tower allegations has building licence revoked

Controversial property developer Jean Nassif has been suspended from holding a building licence in NSW for 10 years, while the building licence of his company, Toplace, has been permanently revoked.

Demolition job: the Liberal party war surrounding NSW building commissioner’s exit

Demolition job: the Liberal party war surrounding NSW building commissioner’s exit

David Chandler’s job brought him into close proximity with developers. In NSW, that means politics is never far away either

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NSW Liberal MP uses parliamentary privilege to accuse party members of corruption

NSW Liberal MP uses parliamentary privilege to accuse party members of corruption

In claims referred to Icac, Ray Williams told parliament senior Liberal members were ‘paid significant funds’ by developer

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