
Jean Nassif
Jean Nassif is a controversial property developer known for his company Toplace, which has faced severe scrutiny due to allegations of financial irregularities and defective construction work. His personal and professional life has been marred by legal troubles, including a recent investigation by the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) linked to political corruption and branch stacking within the NSW Liberal Party. Currently residing in Lebanon, Nassif's financial woes continue to escalate, with reports indicating that he owes over $11 million in suspect loans and is facing claims amounting to $152 million for building defects.
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Jean Nassif is a fugitive Sydney developer linked to the corruption inquiry and payments to Liberal operatives.
Jean-Claude Perrottet given ‘kickback’ from Catholic Schools NSW contractJean Nassif is alleged to have been involved in a bribery scheme related to the Reformers.
Christian Ellis sent invoices under fake staffer’s name, Operation Rosny toldJean Nassif is a disgraced Sydney developer alleged to have offered bribes to Jeremy Greenwood and others.
Jeremy Greenwood and three avenues of investigationJean Nassif is a fugitive property developer whose interests were allegedly supported by donations.
Jeremy Greenwood says Christian Ellis wants to give evidenceNassif suggested giving $100,000 to one of Jean-Claude’s brothers to support a preselection.
Jean Nassif’s $100k offer to Jean-Claude Perrottet’s brother, Damien Tudehope’s leak and moreJean Nassif is a developer who is currently a fugitive and involved in a bribery scandal.
Jean-Claude Perrottet was eyeing the exit. Then came the tapesJean Nassif is a fugitive Sydney developer and owner of Toplace.
ICAC Operation Rosny: Jean-Claude Perrottet paid $5000 a month by BeckingtonThe ICAC began its investigation into the links between the NSW Liberal Party, fugitive Sydney developer Jean Nassif.
ICAC’s Operation Rosny should be halted: NSW Libertarian John RuddickJean Nassif is a fugitive developer linked to the inquiry involving Damien Tudehope.
Leaks and lies revealed in closing minutesJean Nassif fled to Lebanon to avoid a summons to attend the parliamentary inquiry.
ICAC’s Operation Rosny inquiry veers close to watching episode of Game of ThronesJean Nassif is a fugitive Sydney property developer connected to Christian Ellis.
Operation Rosny uncovers Catholic Schools NSW paid $135k salary for Liberal factional workThe parliamentary inquiry was triggered after Liberal MP Ray Williams outlined allegations of corrupt conduct involving Liberal Party figures and Jean Nassif.
Robert Assaf evidence finishes amid fresh Catholic Schools NSW revelations; Liberal Party MP Damien Tudehope to appear tomorrowJean Nassif was involved in a deal with three NSW Liberal apparatchiks to be paid $2 million in return for helping him.
Angus Taylor’s donations, Dominic Perrottet ‘too woke’ and moreJean Nassif is a fugitive developer linked to the ICAC inquiry.
Inside the meeting that killed a Liberal Party takeoverJean Nassif is a property developer at the center of allegations involving payments to young Liberal activists.
How the Liberal Party was infiltrated by rogue conservative group at centre of ICAC’s Operation RosnyNassif remains in Lebanon, and a warrant for his arrest has been issued by police over allegations of criminal fraud.
NSW Liberal frontbencher Chris Rath investigated over ICAC wiretap tipping off NSW Reformers during Hills Shire Council inquiryICAC’s Operation Rosny is investigating property developer Jean Nassif’s links to political powerbrokers.
ICAC witness Robert Assaf reveals opposition leader knew of conservative group’s workJean Nassif is a fugitive Sydney property developer mentioned in connection with the Reformers' funding.
Liberal Party corruption inquiry hears Reformers members didn’t know the rulesJean Nassif is a fugitive property developer linked to corruption allegations in the NSW Liberal Party.
Kellie Sloane’s response to ICAC’s Operation Rosny is puzzling when NSW Liberal Party is strugglingJean Nassif is a disgraced developer who was involved in attempts to influence the building commissioner.
The mention of former MP Chris Spence invokes dark arts of ICACs pastJean Nassif is a fugitive Sydney developer at the center of the ICAC's inquiry.
Plans to damage David Elliott, David Chandler outlined in Dylan Whitelaw’s evidenceJean Nassif is a property developer whose links to political powerbrokers are being investigated by ICAC.
Dallas McInerney could be Angus Taylor’s kyrptonite in ICAC’s Operation RosnyJean Nassif told an associate his influence over the Liberal Party was so great that he would have the then-fair trading minister replaced.
Angus Taylor denies NSW Reformers donation claims; Dylan Whitelaw claims Christian Ellis had David Elliott affair photosJean Nassif is a Sydney property developer linked to the corruption inquiry.
Operation Rosny: ICAC witness Dylan WhitelawDallas McInerney was being investigated as part of a broader probe into the NSW Liberal Party’s relationship with fugitive developer Jean Nassif.
Misuse of funds is a serious matterJean Nassif is linked to the inquiry involving connections with Liberal Party figures.
Michael O’Hara evidence continues, NSW Liberal Party former staffer Dylan Whitelaw set to appear; Jean Nassif links to Christian Ellis, Charles Perrottet and Jeremy Greenwood revealedJean Nassif is a fugitive developer whose alleged actions are central to the investigation by ICAC.
How Michael O’Hara funded a NSW Liberal Party takeover from the ReformersJean Nassif is being investigated for his connections to political figures and alleged corruption.
Christian Ellis, Charles Perrottet, Jeremy Greenwood had deal with Jean Nassif for $2 million payment, commission hearsJean Nassif is a fugitive property developer on the run from the law, funding right-wing Liberal Party operations from his hideout in Lebanon.
centrel characters include the godfather Jean NassifJean Nassif is associated with the NSW Liberal Party in the context of the investigation.
Michael O’Hara, Dylan Whitelaw and Robert Assaf first witnesses as investigation begins into NSW Liberal Party’s association with Jean Nassif

























































