Australian government staff 'filmed sexual encounters in parliament and brought in sex workers for MPs'

Australia’s national parliament has been hit by another scandal, with reports that government staffers filmed sexual encounters in the building and brought in sex workers to see MP clients. Channel Ten and The Australian newspaper reportedly obtained videos and images of sexual encounters filmed inside Parliament House, involving four Liberal-National staff members. In a statement late on Monday, Prime Minister Scott Morrison confirmed one staffer who allegedly committed a lewd act on the desk of a female Liberal MP had been sacked. “The reports aired tonight are disgusting and sickening… It's not good enough and is totally unacceptable,” he said. A number of women who have been political staffers in Canberra have come forward to speak out about the toxic, misogynistic culture in Parliament House.

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