Alan Jones on trial: What we’ve learned so far
Alan Jones is used to attracting attention. But not like this.
At 85, the once-powerful shock jock who for decades acted as judge, jury and executioner in the court of public opinion, is now the one on trial.
Jones is accused of historical offences involving the indecent assault and sexual touching of teenagers and young men – claims he’s always denied.
Now, a judge will decide, with the trial slated to run over the next four months.
Today, National Affairs Editor at Ten News, Hugh Riminton discusses how the first few days of the Alan Jones trial played out in court, and what comes next.
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Guest: National Affairs Editor at Ten News Hugh Riminton
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