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When the assistant commissioner of the New South Wales police, Michael Fitzgerald, fronted the media on Monday to detail charges against Alan Jones, he acknowledged the reporting of the chief investigative reporter at the Sydney Morning Herald, Kate McClymont.

“The reports in the Herald and the Age did result in [alleged] victims coming forward and the creation of Strike Force Bonnefin,” Fitzgerald said, adding that a number of people had been assisting police over the years.

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