David Allan, described as a long-time worker for broadcaster Alan Jones, tells a court he regularly bought and delivered weekly flowers to an ex-athlete who alleges Jones kissed her without consent. The reports say the witness, who worked for Jones for about 18 years, describes the routine as part of his account of his interactions connected to the allegation.
The outlets describe the same core testimony, including the witness’s employment history and the claim that the flowers were delivered to the woman who is seeking to give evidence about the alleged non-consensual kiss. While the sources emphasize different surrounding details in their coverage, their central focus is consistent: Allan’s statement about the ongoing delivery of flowers and his relationship to the broadcaster during the period of the alleged conduct.
Overall, the reporting reflects that the testimony forms part of the proceedings involving the allegation against Jones, with the accounts centring on how the witness says he maintained a regular practice of sending flowers to the woman who made the accusation. The sources do not present differing conclusions about what the flowers meant, but they align on who did what and the nature of the accusation being discussed.
