If there was a high level, international scale bribery case in Australia you would think it would be in the public interest. WikiLeaks has published a apparent gag order that would prevent Australia media and others from reporting on the case.
The closet I can find to an actual media report would be ABC's Radio National article on the release and the ABC's reporter's frustrations at having to censor large portions of the details.
Other reports:
- http://www.smh.com.au/national/wikileaks-publishes-unprecedented-secret-australian-court-suppression-order-20140730-zyc6m.html
- http://www.theage.com.au/national/social-media-users-could-be-charged-for-sharing-wikileaks-story-20140730-zye0b.html
It's even questionable if Australian's can link to WikiLeak's release, making for some very chilling effects indeed.
The closet I can find to an actual media report would be ABC's Radio National article on the release and the ABC's reporter's frustrations at having to censor large portions of the details.
Other reports:
- http://www.smh.com.au/national/wikileaks-publishes-unprecedented-secret-australian-court-suppression-order-20140730-zyc6m.html
- http://www.theage.com.au/national/social-media-users-could-be-charged-for-sharing-wikileaks-story-20140730-zye0b.html
It's even questionable if Australian's can link to WikiLeak's release, making for some very chilling effects indeed.
Wikileaks releases suppression order which limits Australian reporting on bribery case
