Kate McClymont is a Senior Reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald.
Accused murderer Ron Medich and his property developing brother Roy are set to make hundreds of millions of dollars after secretly selling their substantial landholding adjacent to the proposed second airport at Badgerys Creek. The sale, rumoured to be more than $500 million, is to companies associated with Chinese property billionaire Shen Yuxing, also known as Tin Ching Shum.
A former Manly Sea Eagles sponsor and once-successful mobile phone entrepreneur has been refused bail over his role in a lucrative drug ring despite offering up a $6 million surety.
Flamboyant property developer Salim Mehajer, whose companies owe almost $100 million to creditors, took to Instagram on Wednesday to show off his overseas boarding pass – seat 1C at the very front of the plane.
Search warrants have been executed at the premises of Kyle Sandilands' current business partner as well as at the home of the radio man's former flatmate.
Andrew Ferguson has been handed a plum spot on Labor's ticket for Canada Bay council by the party's NSW head office, despite allegations he was involved in branch-stacking.
Since leaving jail over his role in the HIH scandal, Mr Adler has been operating a money-lending business
John Ibrahim is not known as "Teflon" John for nothing.
The fractious fight for control of Canada Bay Council in the local government elections has been rocked by allegations of branch stacking, fake addresses and book walking involving controversial former CFMEU boss Andrew Ferguson, leaving Labor's ticket in disarray.
They falsified a cabinet document in a bid to turn a struggling water company into a billion-dollar enterprise, ICAC found.
Former NSW Labor ministers Eddie Obeid, Joe Tripodi and Tony Kelly have been hit with fresh corruption findings and may face criminal charges over a "deceptive" cabinet submission the corruption watchdog found was made to benefit the Obeid family.
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