Eleni Petinos, the Liberal Party shadow minister for jobs and industry, is summonsed to appear before the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC). Multiple outlets report that ICAC has issued a formal summons calling her to give evidence at an inquiry in the coming weeks. The reports refer to her as a second Liberal frontbencher to be called before the commission, indicating that she follows earlier figures from the same party who have also been required to attend. The available information in these accounts is limited to the fact of the summons and the timing, without detailing the subject matter of the ICAC inquiry or Petinos’ specific connection to it. The coverage therefore focuses on the procedural step—her required appearance before ICAC—rather than any substantive allegations or findings. Petinos is expected to participate as directed by the commission’s timeline, and the inquiry continues to proceed under ICAC’s processes.