politics

Reformers cofounder likens NSW Liberal factionalism to Braveheart
30 Temmuz 2026The Guardian
- Robert Assaf, a cofounder of the Reformers, a conservative faction within the NSW Liberal party, testified before the Independent Commission Against Corruption (Icac). He suggested that their factional activities were reminiscent of the film Braveheart, indicating a disregard for legal constraints regarding politica…
- Assaf noted that while Angus Taylor was not heavily involved, he was not opposed to the group's efforts.
- The testimony comes amid ongoing investigations into the Reformers' alleged solicitation of illegal donations, which has drawn attention to the practices within the NSW Liberal party. The Icac's inquiry aims to uncover the extent of corruption and the influence of factionalism on political funding and decision-making.
- Assaf's comparison of their factionalism to 'Braveheart' highlights a troubling mindset among some political factions that they operate outside the bounds of legal and ethical standards. This testimony raises significant questions about the culture within the NSW Liberal party and its implications for political acco…
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