Alan Jones Sexual Assault Trial
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- Clare SibthorpeSydney Morning Herald
- Isobel RoeABC News (AU)
- Australian Associated PressThe Guardian
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Alan Jones Sexual Assault Trial. (2026, October 13). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/25979
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An executive testified in court that Alan Jones, a 85-year-old former broadcaster, touched his bottom at an event in Sydney without consent. The incident occurred when they were strangers and is part of the 21 charges against Jones, including 19 counts of indecent assault and two counts of sexual touching. During testimony, the executive expressed feelings of disgust and powerlessness, stating he confided these…
Executive felt ‘disgusting and powerless’ about Alan Jones’ alleged sexual touch →2 articles from Sydney Morning Herald on this storyAt a criminal trial, complainant H testified that broadcaster Alan Jones touched his bottom at an event, making him feel "disgusting and powerless." Jones faces one count of sexual touching related to this incident but has pleaded not guilty. The trial continues with H set to give further evidence.
'Disgusting': Complainant H alleges Alan Jones touched his bottom →An executive testified in Sydney court during Alan Jones' trial, alleging that Jones groped him at an event several years ago. The executive felt powerless and did not want to cause a scene, explaining his lack of reaction. He later recounted the incident to colleagues and contacted journalist Kate McClymont after seeing articles about allegations against Jones. This testimony is part of a broader case where Jones…
‘I understood what women have been going through’: fourth alleged victim testifies at Alan Jones trial →Analysis
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- 22 Sep
Mr Jones has been charged with one count of sexual touching in relation to the incident, which he has pleaded not guilty to.
Coverage 4 articles
22 Sep Complainant felt 'powerless' after alleged Alan Jones assault
Sydney Morning Herald
22 Sep ‘I understood what women have been going through’: fourth alleged victim testifies at Alan Jones trialAn executive testified in Sydney court during Alan Jones' trial, alleging that Jones groped him at an event several years ago. The executive felt powerless and did not want to cause a scene, explaining his lack of reaction. He later recounted the incident to colleagues and contacted journalist Kate McClymont after seeing articles about allegations against Jones. This testimony is part of a broader case where Jones…The Guardian22 Sep 'Disgusting': Complainant H alleges Alan Jones touched his bottomAt a criminal trial, complainant H testified that broadcaster Alan Jones touched his bottom at an event, making him feel "disgusting and powerless." Jones faces one count of sexual touching related to this incident but has pleaded not guilty. The trial continues with H set to give further evidence.ABC News (AU)
22 Sep Executive felt ‘disgusting and powerless’ about Alan Jones’ alleged sexual touchAn executive testified in court that Alan Jones, a 85-year-old former broadcaster, touched his bottom at an event in Sydney without consent. The incident occurred when they were strangers and is part of the 21 charges against Jones, including 19 counts of indecent assault and two counts of sexual touching. During testimony, the executive expressed feelings of disgust and powerlessness, stating he confided these…Sydney Morning Herald
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