Explosive ICAC testimony airs claims of hitmen and kickbacks inside government department

Last month, Adele Graham detailed explosive allegations of corruption inside a government department.

Speaking exclusively to A Current Affair, Graham claimed to have witnessed corruption worth more than $110 million inside the Transport for NSW (TfNSW) department.

Today, she was vindicated.

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An ICAC hearing heard claims of wallets of cryptocurrency, McDonald's cash drops and even hitmen in bombshell testimony by Jason Chellew - the founder of a road safety company at the centre of the corruption investigation.

All the while, an arrest warrant has been issued for Graham's former manager Ibrahim Helmy, who disappeared days before he was due to talk to corruption investigators.

The ICAC hearing continues tomorrow.