The $5.5m Wagga Wagga gun club “function centre” project at the heart of the probe that felled Gladys Berejiklian is a taxpayer disaster — and even a financial albatross for the club itself.

A rift has emerged between the NSW Premier and Treasurer on the eve of the state election, over Dominic Perrottet’s attempts to mask his ties to the scandal that felled his predecessor Gladys Berejiklian.

A lobbying company run by Liberal Party powerbroker Christian Ellis just weeks ago quietly deleted ten “clients” from the NSW Government register — including Toplace, the major Sydney property development company owned by Jean Nassif.

The website of a “lobbying” firm tied to a brother of NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet  – who refused to give evidence to a parliamentary inquiry — has been erased from the internet.

One of three Liberal Party figures on the run from the law is hiding out in a remote forest that straddles the NSW-Victorian border where he has been spotted “in a mask”, an inquiry has heard.

The controversial property developer at the heart of the scandal involving two of NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet’s brothers has had his business and luxury Sydney waterfront home raided by police.