The criminal trial of veteran broadcaster Alan Jones has commenced, nearly two years after his arrest on multiple counts of indecent assault and sexual touching — charges he strongly denies.
Week One Revelations
Opening statements and key evidence from the first week have shed light on the prosecution's case, focusing on the relationship between Jones and his alleged teenage victim. The court heard of a 'fearful' friendship and 'generous' payments made by Jones.
Expert Analysis
Guardian Australia's media correspondent Amanda Meade provided analysis, unpacking the trial's opening week and the treatment of the alleged victim.
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