Cardinal George Pope is being tried for child sex offences in the County Court of Victoria. The Court makes a suppression order for the duration of the trial, which prohibits any details of the trial being published or publicly broadcast. The Court gives three reasons for the order. First, the jury would be influenced by media reporting on the case. Second, the offences involve children, whose privacy needs to be respected. Third, Cardinal Pope is a high-profile public figure who would not receive a fair trial if details of the trial were published or broadcast.

You are the lawyer for the Daily Paper, which seeks to have the suppression order set aside. Outline the arguments you would present to the Court to seek this outcome.