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Live: On the run property developer Jean Nassif continues ICAC evidence

Live: On the run property developer Jean Nassif continues ICAC evidence
ABC Australia Tuesday 15 September 2026, 04:13 UTC By Emily Baker and Anton Rose 1 min read
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Jean Nassif is being taken through previously heard evidence by counsel assisting the inquiry Peggy Dwyer. Wearing a blue button-up shirt from Beirut, he's setting an early tone for his evidence. "Can I tell you something?"

Jean Nassif is being taken through previously heard evidence by counsel assisting the inquiry Peggy Dwyer. Wearing a blue button-up shirt from Beirut, he's setting an early tone for his evidence. "Can I tell you something?" Nassif says. "This is an issue amongst them [the reformers] and between them. "I am not involved in paying politics to get my projects approved, I employed consultant to support me. "What they did, if they did any corrupt work, I am not involved with it, I am not aware of it."
Jean Nassif (PERSON) ICAC (ORG) Peggy Dwyer (PERSON) Beirut (LOCATION) Nassif (PERSON)
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