Judge lifts publication ban in Alan Jones trial, exposing defence's fabrication-motive theory

A judge lifted a non-publication order at Alan Jones's Sydney sexual assault trial, revealing the defence's theory: the first complainant, a former police officer, fabricated allegations to rehabilitate his reputation and pursue civil compensation. The complainant denied this, saying he sought only justice and would not accept money. Jones, 85, faces 22 charges and pleads not guilty.