Sacked adviser to Victorian premier claims he ran MP porn ring
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Porn-ring claims have shaken the halls of Parliament in Victoria.   © AAP Image/Luis Enrique Ascui Porn-ring claims have shaken the halls of Parliament in Victoria.  
A sacked senior adviser for the Victorian premier will tell a court he ran a porn ring that loaned adult movies to Coalition MPs and advisers from inside his office.
Don Coulson, once an adviser to former premier Ted Balilieu, was sacked days after Premier Denis Napthine took over in March last year.
He is now suing the state government for wrongful dismissal, claiming $67,000 in redundancy payments he claims it still owes him, News Corp reports.
But the government claims Mr Coulson must return $30,000 in severance pay because he stored a "considerable amount" of pornography in his Treasury Place office while working for Mr Baillieu.
In its counterclaim, the government alleges that in 2001, Mr Coulson, 59, was disciplined for "downloading a large amount of pornography during work hours and using the resources of his public service employer".