The Federal Liberal Party has been caught making false claims about the legality of foreign political “donations”, in an apparent attempt to cover-up illegal payments from Singaporean Government-owned Optus.

The Commissioner overseeing the Robodebt Royal Commission has attacked coverage of the inquiry by the traditional media as “patchy”, and stated the “importance of social media”.

The website of a “lobbying” firm tied to a brother of NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet  – who refused to give evidence to a parliamentary inquiry — has been erased from the internet.

Singaporean Government-owned telco giant Optus made $70,000 in political “donations” last year - despite payments from “foreign donors” being illegal.

One of three Liberal Party figures on the run from the law is hiding out in a remote forest that straddles the NSW-Victorian border where he has been spotted “in a mask”, an inquiry has heard.

The controversial property developer at the heart of the scandal involving two of NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet’s brothers has had his business and luxury Sydney waterfront home raided by police.

One of two “lobbying” firms named by a NSW parliamentary inquiry — which is currently running a statewide manhunt for three “missing” Liberal Party figures — is owned by the sister-in-law of NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet.

A string of Liberal Party members — two of them on the run from the law — are allegedly behind a secretive, far-right “Christian” group created to influence “public policy” inline with an extreme sect of Catholicism.

The NSW MP suspended for sharing pornographic images of a colleague allegedly separately oversaw a secret Liberal Party scheme that gutted a Sydney council.

Over 60,000 people have been contacted by NSW Health and been told they have tested positive for Covid-19 — only the messages are up to a year or more out of date.

The billionaire Lowy Family — who made over half a million dollars in secretive “donations” to the Liberal Party weeks before last year’s federal election — paid zero tax on over $1.5 billion of revenue.

A far-right wing “Christian” group allegedly connected to a brother of NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet was likely involved in illegally funnelling property developer cash to stack a Sydney council, an inquiry has heard.