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After the ICAC brought political dirty dealing to light, one operative remained elusive

The watchdog is now assessing evidence from former allies and clients after a 10-week inquiry into alleged illegal donations and branch-stacking.

Christian Ellis skilfully evaded a parliamentary inquiry by hiding in the forests of Deniliquin. New documents show how he again dodged the public scrutiny of the state’s corruption watchdog.

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After the ICAC brought political dirty dealing to light, one operative remained elusive

Christian Ellis skilfully evaded a parliamentary inquiry by hiding in the forests of Deniliquin. New documents show how he again dodged the public scrutiny of the state’s corruption watchdog.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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