Former 2GB host Ray Hadley continues to give evidence at radio 'rival' Alan Jones's trial
Former radio host Ray Hadley is testifying in the indecent assault trial of his former colleague, Alan Jones. Hadley admitted to calling Jones derogatory names and expressed personal animosity toward him while being cross-examined by the defense.
Why it matters
The trial involves high-profile media figures and addresses serious allegations of sexual misconduct in the workplace.
Former radio host Ray Hadley has begun giving evidence at Alan Jones's indecent assault and sexual touching trial. ( ABC News: Jamie McKinnell )
Alan Jones's indecent assault and sexual touching trial has heard the contents of text messages his "rival" retired 2GB host Ray Hadley sent about his former colleague.
Mr Hadley told one of the complainants, who he was close to, that Mr Jones "needs to be destroyed".
Mr Jones denies all allegations against him, with the trial continuing.
Link copied Share Share article Text messages retired 2GB radio host Ray Hadley sent to an alleged victim of Alan Jones have been revealed in court.
Veteran broadcaster Mr Jones has pleaded not guilty to 22 charges related to the alleged offending, with the trial in the NSW Local Court now in its fourth week.
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