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Deputy PM's chief of staff claims she was driven out of her job after raising a bullying complaint

Oct. 10, 2024 - 13:24 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

The chief of staff to the Deputy Prime Minister has gone public with a workplace dispute, alleging she has been sidelined from her job after raising a bullying complaint. Richard Marles has denied his staffer's allegations.