A document revealing allegations of an extramarital affair against New South Wales Minister David Elliott has surfaced during an Independent Commission Against Corruption (Icac) hearing. The allegations are part of a broader investigation into corruption claims within the NSW Liberal party.
According to reports, a group of young conservative power brokers within the party created a “shit sheet” detailing the alleged affair. The document was presented as evidence during the Icac hearing, which is probing allegations of corruption and improper conduct within the party.
Minister Elliott has denied the allegations, stating that he did not have an affair. The Icac investigation is ongoing, with the commission examining claims of improper conduct and corruption within the NSW Liberal party.
Analysis:
The allegations against Minister Elliott and the existence of the “shit sheet” document raise questions about the culture and conduct within the NSW Liberal party. The Icac investigation is likely to shed more light on the matter, and the findings could have significant implications for the party and its members.
The use of a “shit sheet” to compile allegations against a party member also highlights the intense politicking and infighting within the party. The fact that such a document was created and circulated among party members suggests a level of ruthlessness and willingness to use personal information as a political weapon.
As the Icac investigation continues, it remains to be seen what further evidence will come to light and how the allegations against Minister Elliott will be resolved. The NSW Liberal party will likely face close scrutiny in the coming weeks and months as the investigation unfolds.
Sources:
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2026/jul/29/icac-operation-rosny-young-liberals-shit-sheet-nsw-minister-david-elliott-ntwnfb
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