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How ICAC lost patience with ‘Mr Ten Per Cent’ and his selective memory

The inquiry heard $20,000 in referral payments were hidden in sham invoices sent to Assaf’s wife, counsel assisting said.

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Robert Assaf admitted to submitting fake invoices during a corruption hearing on Friday – but blamed his “dodgy” former friend.

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How ICAC lost patience with ‘Mr Ten Per Cent’ and his selective memory

Robert Assaf admitted to submitting fake invoices during a corruption hearing on Friday – but blamed his “dodgy” former friend.

·City of Perth, Australia
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Losing patience with ‘Mr Ten Per Cent’ and his selective memory

Robert Assaf admitted to submitting fake invoices during a corruption hearing on Friday – but blamed his “dodgy” former friend.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Friday, July 31, 2026.
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