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Eddie Obeid can remain at Hunters Hill mansion until September

Share Eddie Obeid, the corrupt former NSW mining minister, can remain living at his Hunters Hill mansion for the next seven weeks before he is jailed for conspiracy, after a court extended his bail on Thursday. His son Moses and one-time political ally Ian Macdonald will also remain at home until a two-day sentencing hearing begins in the NSW Supreme Court on September 8. Last chance for home-cooked meals for some time for, from left, Moses Obeid, Ian Macdonald and Eddie Obeid. Fairfax Media All three are not permitted to leave their residences unless they are visiting legal counsel or for medical appointments. They must report to the local police three times a week.

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Eddie Obeid, Ian Macdonald and the infamous Mr Fang : the evidence the court didn t hear

Advertisement It was a crisp autumn morning and classical music was floating through solicitor John Gerathy’s multimillion-dollar waterfront apartment in Woolloomooloo. Lawyer John Gerathy, pictured in 2011. Credit:Kate Geraghty Mr Gerathy was a friend and business partner of the now-disgraced mining minister Ian Macdonald. It was March 2013 and he had just checked himself out of a mental health facility where he had remained during the course of the sensational corruption inquiry into how Eddie and Moses Obeid became multimillionaires due to their now infamous Mount Penny coal deal. At the time, the Independent Commission Against Corruption was wrapping up but Mr Gerathy maintained he was still too ill to give evidence. If he had, he might have provided the answer to the enduring mystery: given the Obeids were to receive $60 million from Macdonald’s rigged coal deal, what was in it for the unscrupulous minister?

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For years Eddie Obeid fended off all allegations Now the truth can t be denied | Anne Davies

For years Eddie Obeid fended off all allegations Now the truth can t be denied | Anne Davies
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Court throws the book at disgraced former ministers for $30 million corruption efforts

Court throws the book at disgraced former ministers for $30 million corruption efforts
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Year-long criminal trial of Obeids and Macdonald finally ends

Year-long criminal trial of Obeids and Macdonald finally ends Weâre sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement The marathon criminal trial which for the past year has embroiled two former ministers of the Crown, Eddie Obeid and Ian Macdonald, has finally come to an end. Justice Elizabeth Fullerton, who has been hearing the case without a jury, thanked all the parties for the âconsiderable workâ in the year-long trial in which 38 witnesses appeared and more than 6000 pages of exhibits were tendered. Moses Obeid (left), Ian Macdonald (centre) and Eddie Obeid (right) are on trial.

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