On day six of the New South Wales Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) “blockbuster” inquiry, reporting describes proceedings as chaotic and factional, likening them to the TV series “Game of Thrones.” Both outlets say the day included allegations and account-of-party conduct that feature personal conflicts and alleged betrayals within political circles. The coverage particularly refers to claims involving former NSW premier Dominic Perrottet’s wedding, where allegations reportedly include “backstabbing” among attendees or associates. The two articles focus on the tone and content of testimony or submissions presented during the day, emphasizing interpersonal disputes alongside the broader corruption-related matters before the commission. While the outlets differ in phrasing and framing—using dramatic comparisons rather than detailing formal findings—they largely converge on the same events reported for that day: the inquiry continues, witnesses and related material are heard, and allegations tied to the wedding feature among the highlighted claims. Neither report indicates a final determination by the ICAC in the summarized material, focusing instead on what is presented during day six and the nature of the allegations raised.