Woman’s Day hires Jonathan Marshall as entertainment writer

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The Daily Telegraph journalist who secretly recorded Alan Jones saying Julia Gillard’s father had “died of shame” has taken a job at Woman’s Day as an entertainment writer.

Jonathan Marshall resigned from News Corp in May to pursue other opportunities, John McGourty, executive editor of News Corp’s editorial network said at the time.

Marshall made headlines after he recorded a speech by the outspoken host of 2GB’s Breakfast Show Alan Jones at a dinner for Young Liberals, without announcing he was a journalist at News Corp.