New South Wales’ corruption watchdog, the ICAC, holds a week of hearings focused on Premier Charles Perrottet, following questioning that has produced differing accounts of events. Reporting across outlets describes an intensive period involving a single key witness, with the hearing continuing over several days.
All three sources also note that an audiovisual link to Lebanon is placed on hold for the time being. The pause affects the scheduling of parts of the evidence-taking process, while the ICAC continues to examine what was said and done in relation to the matters before it.
Outlets frame the week in similar terms—highlighting the duration of questioning and the reliance on one witness—while using slightly different language to describe the developments. However, they converge on the same core points: Perrottet is examined at length, the Lebanon link is temporarily unavailable, and the ICAC is working through the evidence before the hearing proceeds further.
