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Senior politicians supported young NSW Liberal power brokers trying to shift party to right, corruption watchdog hears
Senior politicians in the New South Wales Liberal party supported a group of young conservative power brokers aiming to shift the party to the right. The Independent Commission Against Corruption is hearing allegations of corruption linked to this group, including recruitment events featuring Tony Abbott and Alan Jones.
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