Christi Grimm
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Media in Australia fell on the sword to protect the Vatican.
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https://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-47366083
Sydney's Daily Telegraph described it as the nation's biggest story, and wrote: "An awful crime. The person is guilty. Yet we can't publish it."
Melbourne newspaper The Age and other publications also published articles, some giving details of the case.
In a specially convened court hearing on 13 December, Judge Peter Kidd said he was "angry" about media reports though he did not mention specific outlets.
"Given how potentially egregious and flagrant these breaches are, a number of very important people in the media are facing, if found guilty, the prospect of imprisonment and indeed substantial imprisonment," he told lawyers for the prosecution and defense.
The judge left the matter with prosecutors to investigate. Digital versions of some front pages were later unavailable.