Judge doubts victim’s credibility
One of the three appeal judges cast serious doubt on a victim’s account and would have ordered that George Pell be acquitted.
Cardinal Pell
Pell verdict: Vatican responds
The Vatican says it respects Australia’s judicial system but points out the cardinal maintains his innocence and has the right to appeal.
Cardinal’s demolition complete
Pell’s legacy is fundamentally cooked. He may not even live through the incarceration.
Accusers ready to sue Pell
George Pell will face civil court action over child sex abuse regardless of today’s outcome.
Court to livestream judgment of Pell
The most powerful Catholic in the nation’s history finds out next if his appeal against sex assault charges has been upheld.
End near for Pell purgatory
For the sanity of victims, Pell and the church, the best outcome would be a decisive result.
Pell to learn fate next week
Cardinal’s appeal outcome will be made public via livestream from the Victorian Supreme Court.
Pell judges near verdict
Failure to arraign George Pell in front of a jury may lead to a retrial, while his team prefer acquittal.
Pell colours religion debate
The bitterness of old has given way to rancour between faith and secularism in Australia.
What’s wrong with this picture
The ABC’s rolling out David Marr as its George Pell expert reveals Ita Buttose’s problem.
Pell faces new legal battle
George Pell could face trial in relation to sex abuse at a Catholic college dating back to the 1980s.
Pell banks on top silk
Bret Walker may prove to be the best $20,000 a day George Pell has ever spent.
Judges doubt Pell evidence
Judges deciding George Pell’s fate call parts of his victim’s account ‘highly’ or ‘wildly improbable’.
‘Boys talk, don’t they?’
A judge hearing George Pell’s appeal bid asks why a chorister didn’t warn his friend about being sexually abused twice by the Cardinal.
Key moment as mood shifts
A concession by the prosecution has swung courtroom momentum back to George Pell.
‘13 reasons why Pell is not guilty’
Pell’s legal team lists the reasons why his abuse of boys “would have been impossible”.
Aces out in a high-stakes battle
George Pell cut a weary, alert figure as a court full of sharpshooters debated his fate.
Pell stands at the gate to freedom
In his own form of purgatory, George Pell’s supporters say the cardinal remains resilient in prison.
Pell appeal live-stream
The appeal of Cardinal George Pell will be shown live on the Supreme Court website next week.
Pell won’t seek cut sentence
Cardinal George Pell won’t seek a reduced sentence if the Court of Appeal upholds his conviction.
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