Australia-wide censorship order for corruption

case involving Malaysia, Indonesia and Vietnam

WikiLeaks release: July 29, 2014
Blanket censorship order preventing reporting on Australia's largest financial corruption case and any
derived allegations against the current and former heads of state of Malaysia, Indonesia and Vietnam and
other senior officials. The document also specifically bans publication of the order itself and the June 2014
affidavit of Australia's newly appointed representative to the UN, Gillian Bird. The order was granted under
"national security" grounds in order to "prevent damage to Australia's international relations". The order
was issued following the indictment of seven senior executives related to the Reserve Bank of Australia.
The case concerns allegations of multi-million-dollar payments to persons with high-level political
connections in Malaysia, Vietnam and Indonesia in order to secure contracts for the production of
Australian plastic currency banknotes for these countries.
Description
Keywords: Australia, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Supreme Court of Victoria,
Justice Hollingworth, DFAT, AFP, DPP, Thomas Brady, Peter Sinclair
Hutchison, John Leckenby, Steven Kim Wong, Christian Boillot, Clifford
John Gerathy, Myles Andrew Curtis, Mohammad Najib Abdul Razak,
Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, Pak Lah, Puan Noni, Mahathir Mohamed,
Daim Zainuddin, Rafidah Aziz, Hamid Albar, Susilo Bambang
Yudhoyono, SBY, Megawati Sukarnoputri, Laksamana Sukardi, Truong
Tan San, Nguyen Tan Dung, Le Duc Thuy, Nong Duc Manh, Note
Printing Australia Pty Ltd, Securency, Gillian Elizabeth Bird, Reserve
Bank of Australia, super- injunction, suppression order, censorship,
corruption, bribery
Restraint: Contempt of court
Title: Court Order, The Queen -and- Barry Thomas Brady & ORS
Date: June 19, 2014
Group: Australian Supreme Court of Victoria at Melbourne
Author: Government application approved by The Honourable Justice
Hollingworth
Link: http://wikileaks.org/aus-suppression-order
Pages: 4