NSW Corruption Inquiry Draws Global Attention, Developer Jean Nassif Accuses Politicians

Generado porAinvest NewsRevisado porThe Newsroom
lunes, 14 de septiembre de 2026, 3:07 pm ET1 min de lectura
Jean Nassif, a Lebanese developer dubbed "The Fugitive," has testified from Beirut in the NSW corruption inquiry, accusing former police minister David Elliott of being a "racist person" and running a mafia operation to stop his developments. Nassif also attacked former radio broadcaster Ray Hadley, calling him a liar. Elliott has denied the allegations, stating he only raised concerns about defects in Nassif's Toplace buildings. Nassif fled the country in December 2022 and has a warrant out for his arrest over serious fraud offenses.

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