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30 Jul 2014:
Court order issued by the Australian court on 19 June 2014. The version published by the Guardian blots out names of politicians who cannot be named under the order and the details of the allegations involving them
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30 Jul 2014:
Lawyers and media condemn ban on reporting in full on bribery investigation involving banknote company Securency
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30 Jul 2014: Richard Ackland: Australian courts have increasingly been issuing suppression orders preventing the publication of legal proceedings – and an implicit dislike of the media is partly to blame
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30 Jul 2014: Human Rights Watch says diplomatic embarrassment cannot justify withholding information about serious criminal activity
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30 Jul 2014:
Superinjunction reported to have been issued on 19 June to block reporting of claims involving international politicians
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