Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

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A witness in the indecent assault trial against Alan Jones has repeatedly denied fabricating allegations against the former broadcaster, telling the court he did not want the media veteran's money, and denying suggestions of false memories.

Late on Thursday, the judge in the high-profile case lifted a suppression order which had prevented details of the cross-examination being released.

Alan Jones has pleaded not guilty to assaulting six men.

And a warning this story contains descriptions of the alleged sexual assaults.

Fiona Willan reports.

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