Guests joked Alan Jones and alleged victim looked ‘like a great couple’ at luncheon, court hears
The trial of Australian radio host Alan Jones continues, with witness Jason Morrison testifying about a luncheon where guests joked about Jones and a young staffer. The trial involves multiple charges of indecent assault and sexual touching, which Jones denies.
Why it matters
The case involves a high-profile media figure and raises significant questions regarding workplace conduct and power dynamics.
Alan Jones arriving at Sydney’s Downing Centre courts on Monday. A witness at a restaurant luncheon said guests joked a young staffer and shock jock looked ‘like a great couple’. Photograph: Don Arnold/WireImage Alan Jones arriving at Sydney’s Downing Centre courts on Monday. A witness at a restaurant luncheon said guests joked a young staffer and shock jock looked ‘like a great couple’. Photograph: Don Arnold/WireImage Australia news Guests joked Alan Jones and alleged victim looked ‘like a great couple’ at luncheon, court hears Radio host’s indecent assault and sexual touching trial enters fourth week, with shock jock Jason Morrison telling court complainant C appeared ‘stuck’ beside Jones
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