The brother of former New South Wales (NSW) Premier Dominic Perrottet admitted to engaging in factional political work while employed by a state Member of Parliament (MP). This admission came during his initial testimony before a current corruption inquiry. Details of the specific factional tasks and the MP’s identity were not immediately released, but the revelation raises questions about the appropriate use of parliamentary staff resources. The inquiry is investigating potential misconduct and misuse of funds within the NSW political system. The testimony suggests a blurring of lines between legitimate parliamentary duties and party political work. Further details are expected as the inquiry continues to unfold, potentially impacting the reputations of several political figures. This development adds to ongoing scrutiny of political practices within the state.