The NSW corruption watchdog, ICAC, hears evidence about an incident involving a dead rabbit and alleged intimidation by a former Parramatta council boss. According to testimony reported by multiple outlets, a witness says they believed the former council boss viewed them as “potentially a threat.” The witness also alleges that the dead rabbit was used as part of a tactic to stall or delay the council worker’s departure. Media reports indicate ICAC is considering the context and purpose of the incident as part of its broader examination of conduct connected to the worker and the former senior figure. While the reports focus on the witness’s account and how it links the rabbit to efforts to prevent an exit, they do not provide additional agreed details about any formal charges or outcomes in the story. The accounts share the same core elements: the dead rabbit, the alleged delay of a worker’s exit, and the witness’s statement that the former boss regarded them as a potential threat.