
Victoria's independent complaints agency is considering an official referral to re-investigate the government's 2014 election rorts scandal, as the fallout from a parliamentary motion continues to play out.
The state's upper house narrowly passed a motion last week calling on Victorian Ombudsman Deborah Glass to launch a fresh probe into the so-called "red shirts" affair, in which $388,000 of taxpayer money was misused to pay political campaign staff.