Process servers have been unable to find three Liberal party members identified by the parliamentary investigation
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Private process servers made a 1,900-kilometre trek across New South Wales to find three Liberal party members – including Dominic Perrottet’s younger brother – in a fruitless attempt to force them to front an inquiry looking into an alleged branch stacking plot aimed at unseating federal Coalition MP Alex Hawke.
New documents published on Wednesday by an upper house inquiry looking into allegations of “impropriety” made against a suburban Sydney council and property developers detail the extraordinary lengths taken by a private company tasked with finding Liberal party powerbroker Christian Ellis, his mother, Virginia Ellis, and Jean-Claude Perrottet.
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Continue reading…Process servers have been unable to find three Liberal party members identified by the parliamentary investigationGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcastPrivate process servers made a 1,900-kilometre trek across New South Wales to find three Liberal party members – including Dominic Perrottet’s younger brother – in a fruitless attempt to force them to front an inquiry looking into an alleged branch stacking plot aimed at unseating federal Coalition MP Alex Hawke.New documents published on Wednesday by an upper house inquiry looking into allegations of “impropriety” made against a suburban Sydney council and property developers detail the extraordinary lengths taken by a private company tasked with finding Liberal party powerbroker Christian Ellis, his mother, Virginia Ellis, and Jean-Claude Perrottet.Sign up for Guardian Australia’s free morning and afternoon email newsletters for your daily news roundup Continue reading…