examination of Ray Hadley resumes at Alan Jones's trial
Radio host Ray Hadley has concluded his testimony in the criminal trial of Alan Jones, who faces charges of indecent assault. The trial has featured intense cross-examination regarding professional rivalries and allegations of collusion.
Why it matters
The trial involves high-profile media figures and addresses serious criminal allegations, drawing significant public and legal attention in Australia.
Ray Hadley has finished giving evidence at Alan Jones's trial. ( ABC News: Abubakr Sajid )
Retired 2GB host Ray Hadley briefly returned to the witness box on Thursday, for Alan Jones's indecent assault and sexual touching trial.
On Wednesday during cross-examination, Mr Hadley did not refute the defence's suggestion that he "harboured animosity towards Mr Jones".
Mr Jones denies all allegations against him, with the trial continuing.
Link copied Share Share article Former radio host Ray Hadley has told the trial of his 2GB rival Alan Jones that the broadcaster targeted him for disloyalty after he signed a secret contract to take over the breakfast show.
Mr Hadley has wrapped up his evidence in Mr Jones's criminal trial, where he has pleaded not guilty to 22 counts of indecent assault and sexual touching of six men.
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