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Fugitive developer Jean Nassif called former NSW premier his boy in tapped phone calls
Secret phone recordings played at a corruption inquiry show fugitive property developer Jean Nassif claiming he could influence former New South Wales Premier Dominic Perrottet, whom he referred to as his "boy".
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- Fugitive developer Jean Nassif boasted of having close influence over former NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet in tapped phone calls.
- Charles Perrottet denied asking his brother Dominic Perrottet to appoint a cabinet minister.
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- Sep 4 · 6:38 AM
Charles Perrottet denied asking his brother, former NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet, to appoint a cabinet minister during the ICAC inquiry.
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- How former Premier Dominic Perrottet will respond to the specific claims made in the phone recordings.
- Whether any actual political influence occurred as a result of these conversations.
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- Sep 4 · 6:38 AM
Charles Perrottet denied asking his brother, former NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet, to appoint a cabinet minister during the ICAC inquiry.
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