ICAC: The verdict on Eddie Obeid

By Kate McClymont and Michaela Whitbourn
Updated June 6 2014 - 9:13am, first published June 5 2014 - 12:23pm
Eddie Obeid. Photo: AFR
Eddie Obeid. Photo: AFR
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eddie obeid
Eddie Obeid's great-niece May Schibaia at work at Arc Cafe, Circular Quay. Photo: Steven Siewert
Eddie Obeid's great-niece May Schibaia at work at Arc Cafe, Circular Quay. Photo: Steven Siewert
Cherrydale Park with Mt Penny, which is the site of exploratory coal drilling, in background. Photo: Brockwell Perks
Cherrydale Park with Mt Penny, which is the site of exploratory coal drilling, in background. Photo: Brockwell Perks
Paul Obeid leaving the ICAC inquiry. Photo: Tamara Dean
Paul Obeid leaving the ICAC inquiry. Photo: Tamara Dean

ICAC gives its verdict on whether Eddie Obeid corruptly lobbied colleagues and bureaucrats over his business interests at  Circular Quay, Direct Health Solutions and his Mount Penny farm.

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