Sharangan Maheswaran told ICAC a message claiming "we have something that will kill Elliott" had no connection to his political work.
Jeremy Greenwood testified that property developer Jean Nassif, now in Lebanon, left him unpaid but this was typical of how Nassif conducted business.
A Liberal factional figure told the NSW anti-corruption watchdog that advice on vaping and the greyhound industry attributed to Dominic Perrottet's sister-in-law was already public knowledge from other sources.
Property developer Jean Nassif dialed into a New South Wales anti-corruption inquiry from Beirut, using profanities while proclaiming his innocence.
Property developer Jean Nassif, calling in from Lebanon, declared his innocence and threatened legal action while giving evidence to Australia's corruption watchdog.
Jeremy Greenwood told an anti-corruption inquiry Wednesday that a request to be wired before a meeting was a casual remark and he cannot recall a plan involving YouTuber FriendlyJordies.