Pell’s $3m legal bill to clear his name
Cardinal Pell confirms huge bill yet to be fully paid after supporters helped fund the elite legal team that helped end his 404-day incarceration.
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Media outlets fined $1m over Pell reporting
The Age was singled out for ‘blatant, wilful defiance of the court’s authority’ over its reporting on Cardinal Pell’s sex abuse case.
Media cops whopping fine for Pell breach
Australian companies have been ordered to pay a whopping penalty for breaching a gag order following the conviction of Cardinal George Pell.
Cardinal Pell defence in MP butt slap case
A lawyer defending an MP accused of butt-slapping a colleague has likened it to Cardinal Pell’s acquittal when arguing why the case should be dropped.
‘Bottom of the pit’: Pell’s jail revelations
Cardinal Pell has opened up about his time in prison, and the most ‘humiliating’ aspects of his sentence.
What George Pell hated most about jail
Before his death, Cardinal George Pell opened up on what he hated the most about his time in jail after being acquitted of child sexual abuse convictions.
Miles shows true colours in attack
Attack dog or chihuahua? Readers have their say on the Deputy Queensland Premier, plus George Pell anniversary and liberalism
I’m a critic but Pell really was treated unjustly
One year on from George Pell’s acquittal, it’s clear he will stand for the rest of his days as a crossbreed of sacrificial lamb and scapegoat wearing a tall poppy fleece.
Alternative needed to a hostile ABC: Pell
Australia should consider a second national broadcaster to present a different outlook to the ABC, Cardinal George Pell says.
Journalists must stick to facts, not personal belief
What do Christian Porter, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and George Pell all have in common?
Pell’s Vatican money trail probe hits home
Suspicions of money laundering or bribery have cast a pall over the Church amid brave reforms instigated by Cardinal Pell.
Pell vindicated by clean-up
In a humiliation of the Vatican’s most senior department, the Secretariat of State, Pope Francis has removed its role as manager of many of the church’s financial investments and real estate holdings.
Vatican’s secret $2bn flummoxes church
The Vatican and associated entities have transferred $2.3bn to Australia since 2014 without knowledge of local church leaders.
In a post-God West we seem embarrassed to stand up for Christians
We should be appalled at the persecution of this faith around the world after all it has contributed to our society.
Tales from jail revealed in first book
Volume One of his Prison Journal, published on Wednesday is a compelling, frank account of George Pell’s time inside.
Pell case media charges dropped
Victoria’s Supreme Court has thrown out contempt charges against non-Victorian newspapers over coverage of Cardinal George Pell’s conviction.
Anti-Pell frenzy sees awards jump gun on truth
This year’s Walkleys included some brilliant work, but a couple of winners were like halftime match reports without a full-time score.
Vatican gains access to Swiss fund details
Vatican investigators have been given the green light to examine the secretive network of Swiss funds and accounts managed for the Holy See by manager Enrico Crasso.
Pell ‘stalked’ over Vatican cash
Before he was charged with sex abuse, opponents of George Pell’s clean up of Vatican finances went to frightening lengths to stop him.
Prosecutors push on with Pell contempt case
Prosecutors have rejected arguments media outlets have no case to answer over the reporting of Cardinal George Pell’s case after some charges were dropped.
Pell contempt charges dropped
Charges have been dropped against three journalists over the way George Pell’s conviction was reported.
Media on trial in Pell gag case
Dozens of journalists, editors and media organisations have faced their first day on trial over allegations they breached a gag order in reporting on George Pell.
Pell backs Pope on finance overhaul
After sacking a cardinal, the Pope has removed a Vatican department’s control over donations worth millions.
AFP, Vatican probe cash transfers
The AFP has been working with Vatican investigators amid claims $1.1m was sent to Australia to adversely affect George Pell’s trial.
Vatican cash trail is now a very real drama
Pressure is mounting over mysterious cash transfers and allegations of attempts to meddle in the trial of George Pell.
Corruption probe into $2m Vatican transfers
Vatican uncovers four cash transfers to Australia totalling over $2m, almost double the amount first thought.
Cops eye Pell case cash transfers
The AFP is examining evidence of money transfers to Australia allegedly linked to attempts to influence George Pell’s trial.
‘Give Covid a Nobel prize if it kills Pell’
An ABC staffer acted in breach of its code of conduct when he said coronavirus should get the award ‘if it killed’ George Pell.
Pope rolls out red carpet for Pell
Pope Francis welcomed Cardinal George Pell back to the Vatican’s inner sanctum on Monday with an assembled coterie of Swiss Guards.
Pell back in favour, has talks with Pope
George Pell has met Pope Francis for the first time since his jail term and sex abuse convictions were overturned.
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