A 22-year-old former public servant who became one of the nation’s most “successful” lobbyists is dumped by almost all his clients.

The owner of a spectacularly successful “lobbying” firm launched by a 21-year old Young Liberal after working for the former NSW Planning Minister is a mystery.

He's 22 years old and runs one of the nation’s most successful political “lobbying” firms. Meet Dylan Whitelaw.

A lobbying company run by Liberal Party powerbroker Christian Ellis just weeks ago quietly deleted ten “clients” from the NSW Government register — including Toplace, the major Sydney property development company owned by Jean Nassif.

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.

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.