Hedged claims are ones written with attribution or uncertainty
(“reportedly”, “according to”). A higher rate is
not a fault: it is often careful sourcing.
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SydneyDowning Centre Local CourtFitzroy FallsThe Sydney Morning Herald’sthe Downing Centre Local Court2GBAustraliaCrown
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2026-10-06 · The Sydney Morning Herald
· Crime & Law
🔮 The trial’s opening remarks foreshadowed that “F” would allege that Jones squeezed his buttock through his clothing at a news event in Sydney. assertive
🔮 - Tenants who rely on credit cards to pay their rent could soon be forced into arrears, advocates warn, after a major rental payment platform blocked the method of payment in response to a new ban on card surcharge fees. assertive
🔮 The court heard Jones messaged “A” that it was “very, very important” to thank his contacts for their “extraordinary generosity” and that he wouldn’t want them to think their help was being taken for granted. assertive
🔮 According to a police fact sheet tendered to the Supreme Court as Ballesta was granted strict bail last week, NSW Police’s child abuse squad was alerted in May to a child abuse file that was uploaded to the cloud by an email address known to them. mixed
🔮 Newlinds said the two residents of the house would be extremely distressed by “the loss of their house ... their lifetime of belongings, and perhaps most significantly, the cats”. assertive
🔮 McClymont
McClymont agreed under cross-examination by Jones’ barrister, Gabrielle Bashir, SC, that one purpose of newspaper reporting may be an attempt to hold individuals and institutions accountable. assertive
🔮 The Sydney Morning Herald’s chief investigative reporter told the mother of a man who has accused Alan Jones of kissing him non-consensually when he was a teen that it was “brilliant” that police were involved and it would be “the nail in the coffin”, a court has heard. assertive
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