Cessnock councillor Gibson denies conflict of interest in KFC approval

By Michael McGowan
September 1 2015 - 8:53pm
CONFLICT DENIED: Cessnock councillor and real estate agent denies a conflict of interest.
CONFLICT DENIED: Cessnock councillor and real estate agent denies a conflict of interest.

Cessnock City councillor Bryce Gibson says he didn’t need to declare a conflict of interest when he voted for an $8.2 million proposal for a KFC and Hungry Jack’s outlet that his former mentor profited from because the two have a “toxic” relationship. 

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