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Alan Jones trial pauses for Melbourne Cup as journalist Kate McClymont gives evidence
Former 2GB broadcaster faces 21 charges of indecent assault and sexual touching; court breaks so defendant can watch horse race.
SYDNEY — The indecent assault trial of former radio broadcaster Alan Jones was briefly adjourned Tuesday so the defendant could watch the Melbourne Cup, the Guardian Australia reported.
Jones, 83, has pleaded not guilty to 21 charges of indecent assault and sexual touching, according to the Guardian. The proceedings in the New South Wales District Court before Judge Glenn Walsh heard evidence from Sydney Morning Herald chief investigative reporter Kate McClymont, whose reporting contributed to the charges being laid, the Age reported.
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