Welcome to today’s Operation Rosny live coverageBy Jessica McSweeneyThanks for joining us and welcome to day two of the Independent Commission Against Corruption’s hearings into connections between fugitive property developer Jean Nassif, right-wing Liberal Party figures and Catholic Schools NSW.Today’s hearing will begin at 10am, continuing with evidence from hotelier and donor to Liberal factional group “The Reformers”, Michael O’Hara.Michael O’Hara leaves the inquiry on Monday. He will return on Tuesday.Janie BarrettLater today we’ll move on to evidence from Dylan Whitelaw, a one-time Liberal staffer who associated with many of the other persons of interest in this inquiry.We’ll bring you all the updates here as they happen, but if you want to watch along the hearings are live-streamed here.Latest Posts9.29am‘My boy ... took the premiership’: Sloane says phone taps were uncomfortableBy Jessica McSweeneyStaying with Kellie Sloane’s 2GB interview, and the opposition leader has been played the phone taps obtained by the ICAC in which fugitive property developer Jean Nassif brags about his influence over the then Liberal state government.Nassif tells an associate: “I’ve got my hand on the state government, and you’re gonna see changes, you’re gonna get – see DA approvals for me like, like every second week, one DA approved.”In other excerpts played to yesterday’s hearing, Nassif said of then-building commissioner David Chandler, “he knows his days are up because my boy … took the premiership”. Dominic Perrottet was premier at the time.Perrottet is not accused of any wrongdoing.Pinned post from 9.20amWelcome to today’s Operation Rosny live coverageBy Jessica McSweeneyThanks for joining us and welcome to day two of the Independent Commission Against Corruption’s hearings into connections between fugitive property developer Jean Nassif, right-wing Liberal Party figures and Catholic Schools NSW.Today’s hearing will begin at 10am, continuing with evidence from hotelier and donor to Liberal factional group “The Reformers”, Michael O’Hara.Michael O’Hara leaves the inquiry on Monday. He will return on Tuesday.Janie BarrettLater today we’ll move on to evidence from Dylan Whitelaw, a one-time Liberal staffer who associated with many of the other persons of interest in this inquiry.We’ll bring you all the updates here as they happen, but if you want to watch along the hearings are live-streamed here.9.20amOpposition leader spoke to Petinos after ICAC mentionBy Jessica McSweeneyOpposition Leader Kellie Sloane has not asked Eleni Petinos to stand down from her frontbench after phone taps played to the ICAC revealed fugitive property developer Jean Nassif bragging about his influence over Petinos, and the Liberal Party.Yesterday, the hearing heard Nassif bragging about his influence on the then Liberal state government, including a claim the fair trading minister would be replaced with one of his “girls”.Former fair trading minister Eleni Petinos.Wolter PeetersTwo months later, Eleni Petinos was installed in the role by Dominic Perrottet in a cabinet reshuffle, and Nassif’s nemesis, then building commissioner David Chandler, offered his resignation after an investigation prompted by Petinos’ office.The ICAC is investigating if Nassif’s prediction amounts to “an incidence of wishful thinking that serendipitously came to pass”, or if Petinos was given the role as a result of work Nassif paid Liberal figures to carry out.1 of 1