Nassif’s Toplace paid $134,000 for surveillance of Strathfield mayor
- Posted on September 29, 2026
- By The Sydney Morning Herald
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In brief
An investigation by the corruption watchdog reveals that Toplace, a construction firm controlled by fugitive developer Jean Nassif, paid substantial fees to a private investigator for monitoring activities related to the Strathfield mayor. The $134,000 in invoices raise serious questions about corporate surveillance practices and potential misconduct in the construction industry, drawing attention to the intersection of business operations and municipal governance.
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Nassif’s Toplace paid $134,000 for surveillance of Strathfield mayor
The corruption watchdog has heard that a private investigator sent invoices for surveillance of a mayor to the Toplace construction company run by fugitive develope Jean Nassif.
