The Guardian·3 min read·medium

‘Warring kingdoms’: cofounder of religious Reformers compares NSW Liberal party factionalism to Braveheart

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Penry Buckley and Jack Larkin
‘Warring kingdoms’: cofounder of religious Reformers compares NSW Liberal party factionalism to Braveheart
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Robert Assaf, a member of a conservative Liberal faction known as the Reformers, testified before the NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption. He admitted to using aggressive tactics like branch-stacking and compared the factional infighting to the film Braveheart.

Witness Robert Assaf arriving at the NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption (Icac) on Thursday. Photograph: Damian Shaw/AAP Witness Robert Assaf arriving at the NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption (Icac) on Thursday. Photograph: Damian Shaw/AAP Independent Commission Against Corruption ‘Warring kingdoms’: cofounder of religious Reformers compares NSW Liberal party factionalism to Braveheart Robert Assaf tells Icac that Angus Taylor wasn’t ‘that involved’ but the federal opposition leader ‘definitely wasn’t opposed’ to work of conservative group

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