Perrottet received $660,999 over two years for phone and playground advice about greyhounds and vaping. Counsel assisting said the amount was enormous and unsupported by evidence.
Why it mattersThe inquiry is testing whether basic documents can hide questionable payments. Perrottet allegedly created fake invoices from her company to help launder her husband's share of the money from Nassif.
AustraliaThe ICAC inquiry is examining corruption in New South Wales involving alleged use of sham businesses to launder money from a property developer.
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