McInerney Testifies on Political Funds | Adelaide News

Former Catholic Schools NSW head Dallas McInerney admits asking Liberal Opposition Leader Angus Taylor for money, but insists it was never meant to fund the under-fire NSW Reformers or any conservative faction — a claim Taylor denies and refuses to comment on. As ICAC digs into alleged illegal donations disguised through shell companies to boost Liberal recruitment, McInerney also revealed a text referencing “shaking down Angus for tenk,” while disputing claims of $15K plus monthly payments. Meanwhile, Kellie Sloane replaces Chris Rath as shadow planning minister after Rath’s alleged role in helping party members evade testimony at a prior inquiry — a move Sloane calls an internal party decision amid mounting corruption scrutiny.

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