Investigative journalist Kate McClymont gives evidence in Alan Jones indecent assault trial
Jones, a former radio broadcaster, has pleaded not guilty to 21 charges of indecent assault and sexual touching
The Sydney Morning Herald’s chief investigative reporter, Kate McClymont, has told a Sydney court the alleged victims of Alan Jones she interviewed received no benefit from her or the media company for telling their stories.
McClymont, whose 2023 articles led to other alleged victims coming forward, is giving evidence in the lengthy trial of the former broadcaster who is facing 21 charges of indecent assault and sexual touching against five men.
Share this article
←
Previous Article
I treated Sophie as if she were human. The very next day she betrayed me | Hugh Riminton
Next Article
Man and boy arrested after One Nation volunteer allegedly attacked with baseball bat in Victoria
→
Local News View All →
RBA interest rates live: Reserve Bank of Australia meeting today before cash rate decision and announcement – latest news
November 3, 2026
Man and boy arrested after One Nation volunteer allegedly attacked with baseball bat in Victoria
November 3, 2026
Investigative journalist Kate McClymont gives evidence in Alan Jones indecent assault trial
November 3, 2026
