Analysis: After 12 years and a roll call of Icac scalps, the Coalition’s lines about the ‘bad old days’ of Labor don’t hit the way they used to
scalps that reaches into the double figures, the old lines don’t hit the way they used to.
Whether it’s Gladys Berejiklian’s secret relationship with the disgraced former Wagga Wagga MP Daryl Maguire, Barry O’Farrell’sAll of these cases had different details and in some cases, such as that of O’Farrell, the MPs. Icac has yet to hand down any findings on Berejiklian, and Sidoti says he will fight the findings made against him.
Lately the stones have been coming thick and fast. The John Barilaro saga, which has been referred to Icac but is not subject to an inquiry, is a slow-moving car crash from which the government cannot extricate itself.Sign up to receive the top stories from Guardian Australia every morning
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