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Ray Hadley offered to take Alan Jones accuser to police, court hears

Sydney Morning Herald - Home · 1 September 2026 at 4:34 pm

Ray Hadley offered to take Alan Jones accuser to police, court hears

The former radio heavyweight told a court that complainant “C” was initially hesitant to go to police because he believed Alan Jones was “too powerful”.

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