THE Victorian stolen dictaphone affair is set to haunt Labor during the election campaign, with police actively considering pursuing those who passed on for dissemination the covert recording of former premier Ted Baillieu. The Australian understands legal advice has been sought by police on whether to widen the net to include prosecuting those who were responsible for disseminating the recording. This could implicate the office of Labor leader Daniel Andrews, which has been blamed by the Liberal Party for passing on the recording, which was made by a Fairfax journalist.
