‘Sad for politics’: ICAC probe isn’t a ‘boon’ for Labor, says Minns
NSW Premier Chris Minns said Monday the ICAC inquiry into Liberal Party dealings is not necessarily a political gift for Labor ahead of March elections. He warned that voter frustration with both major parties being investigated could boost One Nation support instead. Minns called the inquiry "sad for politics" but said he would not comment extensively on the independent process.
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Published 02 Aug 2026, 02:39 UTC · Updated 02 Aug 2026, 02:40 UTC
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