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NSW Labor got $100,000 in cash from Chinese billionaire, Icac inquiry told

Banned donor Huang Xiangmo allegedly took cash to the former NSW Labor boss Jamie Clements at party headquarters

An elaborate scheme was allegedly used to hide a $100,000 cash payment from the Chinese billionaire and banned donor Huang Xiangmo to then NSW Labor boss, Jamie Clements, the state’s anti-corruption body has heard.

The Independent Commission Against Corruption on Monday began its inquiry into a complex and potentially unlawful donations scheme designed to hide the identity of Chinese donors and property developers.

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