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Questions are already being raised over why action wasn't taken against the attacker before six people were injured. the reality is that when you are surveilling someone on a 24/7 basis, it is not possible to be immediately next to them at all times. the staff intervened as quickly as they could, and they prevented further injury in what was a terrifying situation. the new zealand prime minister also said the exact reasons the attacker was known to the agencies is currently the subject of suppression orders made to the courts. matt graveling, bbc news. earlier the mayor of auckland, spoke to t...

The reality is that when you are surveilling someone on a 24/7 basis, it is not possible to be immediately next to them at all times. the staff intervened as quickly as they could, and they prevented further injury in what was a terrifying situation. the new zealand prime minister also said the exact reasons the attacker was known to the agencies is currently the subject of suppression orders made to the courts. matt graveling, bbc news. earlier, the mayor of auckland, spoke to the bbc and gave his reaction to the attack. i think we're all pretty horrified by what's happened. it's pretty unusu...

The Victorian Supreme Court has handed down a penalty to major media companies that breached suppression orders by publishing the details of Cardinal George Pell’s now-overturned child sexual abuse conviction.

The cardinal george pell case. they were, though, faced with contempt of court charges and today they have received their penalties, ranging from a few hundred dollars to a few hundred thousand dollars. the judge, as we say, particularly scathing of certain media organisations saying they were trying to subvert suppression orders in the state of victoria. cardinal george pell was jailed for six years, he served more than 400 days in prison before his convictions were overturned by australia's high court last year. cardinal george pell, a former papal adviser had always maintained his innocence...

On that guilty verdict. they didn�*t name cardinal george pell. the media said they were taking a stand against what they were describing as the secrecy and censorship surrounding the cardinal george pell case. they were, though, faced with contempt of court charges and today they have received their penalties, ranging from a few hundred dollars to a few hundred thousand dollars. the judge, as we say, particularly scathing of certain media organisations, saying they were trying to subvert suppression orders in the state of victoria. cardinal george pell was jailed for six years, he served mo...