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- Australian court sentenced Ashlyn Nassif to a six-month community corrections order without supervision.
- She pleaded guilty to falsifying documents for a $150 million Westpac loan used on three Sydney towers.
- Lawyer Murugan Thangaraj SC argued Jean Nassif pressured his daughter, describing years of coercive control.
- NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption is probing an alleged $2 million payment from Jean Nassif to Liberal powerbrokers.
