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✓ The Guardian AustraliaPower & Policy

Perrottet denies developer gave donations for cabinet changes

A corruption inquiry is examining developer Jean Nassif. He may have given $2m to three Liberal figures for political favours. Charles Perrottet denies this.

Why it mattersThe inquiry suggests large donations to senior Liberals may have won government decisions. If this is proven, it shows corruption at the top of NSW politics.

AustraliaIf proven, these allegations could reshape how NSW voters and politicians view donations, government accountability, and the influence of property developers on state decision-making.

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