NSW ICAC inquiry exposes undeclared lobbying; major parties avoid reform

The NSW corruption watchdog's Rosny inquiry revealed a network of rightwing Liberal operatives acting as undeclared lobbyists, targeting ministers and councillors. Premier Chris Minns' proposed reforms fall short of the commission's 2020 recommendations, and neither major party is committed to substantive change. This highlights a persistent governance gap in Australian state politics.

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