A complainant, identified as “M,” tells Alan Jones’ criminal trial that the former 2GB radio host kissed him non-consensually about a decade earlier at an event. The reports say the court hears this claim as part of the trial proceedings and associated questioning.
The Sydney Morning Herald and Brisbane Times both focus on the same aspect of the case: “M” giving evidence about the alleged kiss and the circumstances described as occurring long ago. Both outlets also refer to material involving police statements related to the matter, indicating that testimony and earlier accounts are addressed in court. The coverage does not add differing versions of the alleged conduct, but it frames the appearance of the complainant and the scrutiny of statements as central to this stage of the trial.
While the outlets agree on the core allegation and its timing, they do not provide additional detail beyond the identification of the complainant, the alleged non-consensual nature of the act, and that the claims are presented during the criminal trial context.
