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Fugitive developer Nassif faces corruption probe as daughter sentenced

Ashlyn Nassif, 31, was sentenced Monday to six months community corrections. She used false information to help her father Jean get a $150 million Westpac loan.

Why it mattersA fugitive developer escapes justice abroad while his daughter takes the fall for his fraudulent scheme. This raises questions about how corporate fraud goes partly unpunished.

AustraliaNSW apartment owners from Toplace towers already face major repair costs; the ongoing corruption probe may reveal whether political donations smoothed approvals.

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