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Icac hits paydirt as Reformers’ ‘shit sheets’ are given a very public airing

The Guardian World Wednesday 29 July 2026, 15:00 UTC By Anne Davies 1 min read
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Dirt files are always damaging – not least those originating in the secretive rightwing Reformers sub-faction of the partyGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastFrom time to time, dirt files – crudely known as shit sheets – flutter around the corridors of power in state and federal parliaments. They can be enormously damaging even if never published. While there might be speculation as to their origin, rarely is there confirmation – especially if the dirt file emanates...

Dirt files are always damaging – not least those originating in the secretive rightwing Reformers sub-faction of the party

From time to time, dirt files – crudely known as shit sheets – flutter around the corridors of power in state and federal parliaments.

They can be enormously damaging even if never published. While there might be speculation as to their origin, rarely is there confirmation – especially if the dirt file emanates from your own side.

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