A major political storm is brewing as NSW’s anti-corruption watchdog probes alleged Liberal Party machinations, with opposition leader Angus Taylor caught in the crosshairs — not accused, but implicated via texts suggesting he was pressured to pay $15K upfront and $3K monthly to a faction called the Reformers. Taylor denies any payment, but pressure is mounting from colleagues, including Treasurer Jim Chalmers, as the alleged sums eerily mirror donations made to a Catholic schools group linked to the same group — raising serious questions about transparency and loyalty in the party’s inner circles.
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