A final complainant testifies in the Alan Jones trial, according to multiple outlets.
The reporting across The Age, the Sydney Morning Herald, and the Brisbane Times focuses on the same procedural development: the last complainant takes the witness stand as the case progresses. The brief coverage does not include details of the testimony, the specific allegations being addressed at this stage, or the trial’s broader evidentiary or legal milestones.
With no additional context provided in the excerpts, the outlets appear aligned on the timing and significance of this step in the proceedings: the conclusion of the complainants’ testimony phase as the final witness gives evidence. Differences, where present, would likely relate to surrounding context or commentary, but such information is not included in the supplied material.
