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The Alan Jones "died of shame" controversy originated from a speech made by Australian radio broadcaster Alan Jones in September 2012, in which Jones suggested that then-Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard's late father, John, "died of shame" over his daughter telling lies.

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outcome	More than 80 companies withdrew advertising from the Alan Jones Show; reportedly cost 2GB up to A$80,000 per day. Macquarie Radio estimated the boycott cost between A$11.5 million; some advertisers said they will never return. (en)
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participants	Julia Gillard Macquarie Radio Network Alan Jones (radio broadcaster) (en) Simon Berger (en)
venue	Sydney University Liberal Club
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