When the investigative reporter who broke the allegations against Alan Jones took the witness stand, the courtroom gallery was packed.

Under cross-examination over interview recordings, headline phrases and text messages with police, what did Kate McClymont’s evidence reveal about how the story unfolded?

Media correspondent Amanda Meade joins Nour Haydar to unpack Kate McClymont’s testimony.

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