Broadcasting enemies face off as Hadley takes stand in Jones trial

Ray Hadley spent three days testifying in the trial of Alan Jones, 85. Jones faces 22 charges of indecent assault and sexual touching without consent. These charges involve six men.

Why it mattersWell-known figures being tried in court for serious crimes affect public trust in institutions and media.

AustraliaThis lengthy trial of a prominent Australian broadcaster will dominate legal and media coverage for months.

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Witness describes alleged victim's stark change at Jones meeting

A politician told court the alleged victim looked notably distressed and withdrawn when meeting Jones at his Circular Quay apartment.

Why it mattersWitness testimony about the alleged victim's distressed state supports claims of harm. It contradicts Jones's version of events.

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Alan Jones accuser told FitzSimons and Wilkinson, court hears

A man told journalists FitzSimons and Wilkinson that Jones touched him without permission, but neither reported it.

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Broadcasting enemies face off as Hadley takes stand in Jones trial

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Witness describes alleged victim's stark change at Jones meeting

Alan Jones accuser told FitzSimons and Wilkinson, court hears

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