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Lobbying firm linked to Reformers created fake administrative assistant named ‘Jessica’, Icac hears

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Penry Buckley
Lobbying firm linked to Reformers created fake administrative assistant named ‘Jessica’, Icac hears
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An inquiry by the Independent Commission Against Corruption (Icac) has revealed that a lobbying firm linked to the 'Reformers' Christian Liberal faction created a fake administrative assistant named 'Jessica'. The firm allegedly used this persona to manage invoices while under investigation for potential illegal political donations.

Jeremy Greenwood, second from right, leaving Icac hearings on Monday. On Tuesday, he told the inquiry he and Christian Ellis ‘have silly humour’. Photograph: Damian Shaw/AAP Jeremy Greenwood, second from right, leaving Icac hearings on Monday. On Tuesday, he told the inquiry he and Christian Ellis ‘have silly humour’. Photograph: Damian Shaw/AAP Australia news Lobbying firm linked to Reformers created fake administrative assistant named ‘Jessica’, Icac hears Consultant Jeremy Greenwood gives evidence to Independent Commission Against Corruption as it investigates allegations linked to Christian Liberal group

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