She's been smashed from head to toe over her infamous Logies speech but Lisa Wilkinson does have one friend.
“Network 10 continues to fully support Lisa in her ongoing and full commitment to doing the right thing as a witness in the trial.” “This reporting is now causing significant harm and we ask these organisations to cease this harassment to allow Lisa the best opportunity to give her evidence in court and to enable the trial to go ahead in a fair and timely manner. “Recent reporting on Lisa Wilkinson by some media organisations has been inaccurate and unfair,” it said in a statement.
Sky News Digital Editor Jack Houghton says “fame-hungry” journalist Lisa Wilkinson's speech about Brittany Higgins at the Logies was one of the “worst cases ...
“The presumption of innocence must be fiercely protected even if you are the most ardent champion of women’s rights.” Mr Houghton said Ms Wilkinson does not behave “like an ethical journalist should”. Sky News Digital Editor Jack Houghton says “fame-hungry” journalist Lisa Wilkinson’s speech about Brittany Higgins at the Logies was one of the “worst cases of ego-driven activism”.
Network Ten has hit back at “unfair” criticism of Lisa Wilkinson in the wake of her Logies speech, which contributed to the trial of Brittany Higgins' ...
“Both Network 10 and Lisa Wilkinson take their legal obligations very seriously, including in the preparation and delivery of her speech given at the Logies event,” a spokeswoman said. “Network 10 continues to fully support Lisa in her ongoing and full commitment to doing the right thing as a witness in the trial.” Wilkinson did not appear on The Project on Thursday night and there was no mention of the case or of her Logies speech. “This reporting is now causing significant harm and we ask these organisations to cease this harassment to allow Lisa the best opportunity to give her evidence in court and to enable the trial to go ahead in a fair and timely manner,” a spokesperson for the network said. Wilkinson did not appear on The Project on Thursday night and there was no mention of the case or of her Logies speech. Network Ten has hit back at “unfair” criticism of Lisa Wilkinson in the wake of her Logies speech, which contributed to the trial of Brittany Higgins’ alleged rapist Bruce Lehrmann being delayed.
There has been a social media pile-on following the veteran journalist's speech after winning a Logie on Sunday night.
Ajaka went to the Land and Environment Court to appeal against Waverley Council’s rejection of his proposal. The couple had been introduced by Rupert’s niece Penny Fowler in Australia, and went public in October that year putting on a cosy display at the Rugby World Cup final. She received a six-month conditional release order and avoided conviction on the condition she stays away from illicit drugs for six months. Neighbours had raised concerns over Ajaka’s plans, in particular the height of walls and fears the new two-storey home would block the all-important ocean views and sunshine. He then sued the state of NSW for malicious prosecution, however he was unsuccessful. At one point Ten security staff had placed a traffic cone in the spot to preserve it for Sully, apparently to no avail. In light of the continuing proceedings, it would be inappropriate to comment further at this time.” Was it the ciggies? Rupert was often spotted waiting as Jerry dragged away. “Just accept ya F-ing little trophy and F off!” Bailey tweeted on Wednesday, a follow-up to his since-deleted Tweet on Tuesday night in which he called her a “big head”. Former Ten newsreader Ron Wilson also chimed in on Facebook, apparently thinking there had not been enough criticism of Wilkinson saying “the outrage is muted”. Ten declined to comment, referring PS to a statement it released earlier in the week: “Network 10 acknowledges the ruling by Chief Justice McCallum and fully supports Lisa Wilkinson. Both Network 10 and Lisa Wilkinson take their legal obligations very seriously, including in the preparation and delivery of her speech given at the Logies event. A note of the meeting revealed Wilkinson was asked if she had any questions and mentioned she had been nominated for a Logie. Explaining she did not expect to win because the Logies were organised by her old employer, the rival Nine network (part of Nine Entertainment which owns this masthead), she proceeded to read the speech she had prepared.
The Project co-host is under heavy fire after she mentioned alleged rape victim Brittany Higgins in her speech moments after winning the Outstanding News ...
Wilkinson's speech contributed to delaying Higgins's trial against former political staffer Bruce Lehrmann by prejudicing potential jurors. 'It's certainly possible that the authorities will be looking at the speech she made to the Logies and assessing (whether) that speech went against the standard which applies in this branch of the law,' Dr Collins said. Justice McCallum denied his application and said: 'The publicity this week has focused sharply on the very fact that was being overlooked, that a man is facing trial and he is entitled to the presumption of innocence.' The acceptance speech has forced the rape trial which was due to start next week to be rescheduled until October and could result in Wilkinson being charged with contempt of court. She has faced a wrath of public scrutiny since the speech with thousands of Australians calling for to resign. - The speech reportedly contributed to the delay of Brittany Higgins's rape trial
Sky News host Rita Panahi has insisted legal action be taken against Lisa Wilkinson accusing her of 'a***hattery' and acting like someone who 'believes the ...
'I wouldn't of survived the abuse I'd suffered without the information she offered in Dolly mag. Wilkinson's speech led to ACT Chief Justice Lucy McCallum to stay Higgins's trial until October over concerns her comments could prejudice jurors. Lehrmann has denied any wrongdoing and pleaded not guilty. Many viewers have jumped on the bandwagon calling for the media veteran to be sacked Sky News host Rita Panahi called for Lisa Wilkinson to be charged with contempt of court amid calls for her to be dropped by Channel Ten in the wake of the saga Other viewers called for Lisa Wilkinson to be taken off-air by Channel Ten until an outcome in the Brittany Higgins rape trial Viewers have also called for her to be sacked or at least taken off-air until an outcome in the rape trial is reached. It is unclear if Wilkinson will be charged with contempt of court but it is understood that she should have been made aware of any consequences by the close of business on Thursday. Sky News host Rita Panahi has called for Lisa Wilkinson to be prosecuted for contempt of court as calls grow for her to be sacked following her Logies speech. - Sky News host called for Lisa Wilkinson to be pursued for contempt of court - Viewers have jumped on the bandwagon calling for Project co-host to be sacked TV host demands Lisa Wilkinson is charged with contempt of court as viewers call for her to be sacked: 'A high school student could tell that speech was out of bounds'
Wilkinson mentioned alleged rape victim Brittany Higgins after winning the Outstanding News Coverage Logie award for her one-on-one interview with the former ...
Wilkinson's speech contributed to delaying Higgins's trial against former political staffer Bruce Lehrmann by prejudicing potential jurors. Lisa Wilkinson is expected to remain off air until next week and miss one of her biggest interviews of the year as the fallout continues from her Logies speech The Channel 10 star will not be returning to her co-hosting duties on The Project on Monday when Hollywood A-lister Chris Hemsworth will make an appearance The acceptance speech forced the rape trial which was due to start next week to be rescheduled until October and could result in Wilkinson being charged with contempt of court. Lisa Wilkinson is expected to remain off air until later next week and miss one of her biggest interviews of the year as the fallout continues from her Logies speech. The Channel 10 star will not be returning to her co-hosting duties on The Project on Monday when Hollywood A-lister Chris Hemsworth will make an appearance.
Why was the Brittany Higgins trial delayed, and what is 'contempt of court'? RICK SARRE gives an expert legal view on the Lisa Wilkinson saga.
There would not have been a media lawyer in Australia who would have been surprised by the ruling. Justice McCallum ruled the matter would be better dealt with when the dust has settled on Wilkinson’s acceptance speech, and the social media storm has died down. “This speech did not need to be made,” his barrister Steve Whybrow said. Chief Justice Lucy McCallum said: “What concerns me most about this recent round is that the distinction between an allegation and a finding of guilt has been completely obliterated… This is referred to as sub judice (“under a judge”) contempt. If successfully argued, a trial can be shifted to another jurisdiction, or delayed, or, potentially, aborted permanently.
Hundreds of Australians are calling for The Project co-host Lisa Wilkinson to be sacked after her Logies speech debacle cause a rape trial to be delayed.
Another was even more blunt, said: “She should be charged with contempt of court ... 10 should sack her.” Social media users have also been quick to judge Wilkinson, calling on Network 10, her employer, to sack her. Even colleagues in the media have been critical of Wilkinson, 62, with former 10 weather man Tim Bailey telling her to ‘pull her head in’, and hinting she should just have just got her statue and ‘f*** off’.