on 30-12-2014 11:29 AM
I wonder if he will pay it now? or appeal again? Grubby person he is, may have been in his best interests to pay 9 years ago..
Broadcaster Alan Jones has been ordered to pay Muslim community leader Keysar Trad $10,000, ending a nine year battle over a radio segment found to have "stimulated listeners to hatred" of Lebanese men.
The Civil and Administrative Tribunal found comments broadcast on 2GB in April 2005 "portrayed Lebanese males as criminals and ... as posing a threat to the Australian community".
on 30-12-2014 11:30 AM
Its about time he was retired.
on 30-12-2014 11:36 AM
@grandmoon wrote:Its about time he was retired.
Nah these still plenty of hatred and labor bashing left in those pouty lips yet.
Az they should double it for each year he's tried to avoid paying up.
on 30-12-2014 11:37 AM
there is
grrrr I hate making stoopid mistooks.
on 30-12-2014 11:43 AM
@freddie*rooster wrote:there is
grrrr I hate making stoopid mistooks.
It's ok, I think the spelling police are on holidays. 🙂
on 30-12-2014 11:45 AM
Az it's beginning to worry me that it maybe an age thing???
on 30-12-2014 11:48 AM
The Tribunal took long enough to make up its mind. Jones has probably been fighting it all this time and paid out
hugely for legal fees.
on 30-12-2014 11:49 AM
@freddie*rooster wrote:Az it's beginning to worry me that it maybe an age thing???
no, it's a keyboard thing................ or a fat finger one.
on 30-12-2014 11:51 AM
@azureline** wrote:
@freddie*rooster wrote:Az it's beginning to worry me that it maybe an age thing???
no, it's a keyboard thing................ or a fat finger one.
Oh freddie I thought the age thing was aimed at Alan Jones.
on 30-12-2014 11:51 AM
@bright.ton42 wrote:The Tribunal took long enough to make up its mind. Jones has probably been fighting it all this time and paid out
hugely for legal fees.
The case has been in and out of courts for years. Jones was first ordered to pay damages to Mr Trad in 2009, but the broadcaster launched two attempts to overturn that decision.
Jones was successful in the Court of Appeal, which last year ordered Mr Trad repay $10,000 to Jones and sent the matter back to the tribunal for determination