Labor candidate Jayne Stinson and her now-boss Zoe Bettison celebrating Kurdish New Year at the Newroz Fire Festival in March. Photo: Facebook

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New taxpayer-funded ministerial gig for Labor candidate

Labor state election candidate Jayne Stinson has resigned as chair of the state’s Victim Support Service to take up a taxpayer-funded job advising the Weatherill Government.

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Victim advocacy group calls police on bullied employee

The state’s controversy-mired Victim Support Service called in the police to try to retrieve an office laptop from a staff member who was on leave after their workplace bullying claim was upheld, InDaily can reveal.

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Victim Support Service parts ways with CEO after bullying claim

The state’s Victim Support Service has severed ties with its chief executive after claims of workplace bullying were revealed by InDaily last month.

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Bullying claim against Victim Support boss

An organisation established to defend victims of violence and intimidation is embroiled in allegations of workplace bullying by its own chief executive, with the Opposition asking the Auditor-General to investigate the state’s Victim Support Service.

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Weatherill weighs in on Elder preselection

Premier Jay Weatherill has effectively stamped his authority on Labor’s preselection wrangling, saying he expected first-term MP Annabel Digance to re-nominate for her seat of Elder, despite her conceding a likely redistribution had made it a “challenge” to retain.