Icac revelations have left Angus Taylor’s colleagues anxious – and his factional enemies angry
Federal opposition leader Angus Taylor has been named in an ongoing NSW anti-corruption inquiry regarding potential donations from a factional group. While Taylor is not accused of wrongdoing, his involvement has caused significant political anxiety within the Liberal Party.
The idea that Angus Taylor might have been supporting the plotters would amount to a level of treason well beyond what’s tolerated in factional politics. The idea that Angus Taylor might have been supporting the plotters would amount to a level of treason well beyond what’s tolerated in factional politics. New South Wales politics Analysis Icac revelations have left Angus Taylor’s colleagues anxious – and his factional enemies angry Dan Jervis-Bardy The opposition leader is the highest-profile person mentioned so far at the NSW anti-corruption commission – and the political figure with the most to lose
Get the full story
Sign up for Headlinne to unlock AI insights, political bias analysis, and your personalized news feed.
Create free accountAlready have an account? Sign in