In a reversal of recent events, Alan Jones is the one doing the suing this time.

Jones has launched defamation action against SBS for a broadcast on The Feed that he claims  "greatly injured" his reputation by wrongly portraying him as a racist, a misogynist and a liar.

Lawyers for Jones argued that the broadcast conveyed ten defamatory imputations about Jones, including that he "achieved his success as a broadcaster by habitually seeking to intimidate vulnerable people" and "sought to incite racial violence."

He may not have part-ownership of 2GB anymore, but it hasn’t stopped John Singleton giving his views on the latest ratings result for Nine’s Sydney flagship.
 
Singleton has told The Australian that he has five words for 2GB’s latest custodian, Nine’s Tom Malone: “Full marks for balls, Malone!”
 

Speaking on this week's Mi3 podcast,  Nine Radio boss Tom Malone has told the story of Alan Jones' departure from the network, soon after Nine took over 2GB.

Ray Hadley assures Peter Saxon he is of the right. 

As Alan Jones prepares to undertake his new nightly program on Sky News, he appears to have little regret about leaving 2GB.
 

Opinion from Brad Smart

Isn’t it strange, that princes and kings,
and clowns that caper in sawdust rings,