Laura Murphy-Oates speaks to David Marr and Melissa Davey about the high court decision that quashed George Pell’s child sexual abuse convictions

Why did two judges reject his plea and why did the third judge disagree? David Marr and Melissa Davey discuss the case

Over two days in Melbourne, lawyers put to the Victorian court of appeal arguments about whether George Pell’s convictions should be put aside. David Marr and Melissa Davey highlight the most interesting discussions from the court

Melissa Davey tells David Marr why Justice Peter Kidd’s sentencing of Cardinal George Pell was a ‘masterclass’ verdict and brings us the personal accounts of those hurt by Pell’s crimes.

Now that George Pell has been found guilty of child sexual abuse, we can ask ourselves: what does his story tell us about the Catholic church?

Melissa Davey sat in on the trial and tells David Marr the details only someone who was in the courtroom would know

David Marr and Melissa Davey examine the response to the royal commission’s final report which was made public on 15 December, including the reaction from senior figures within the Catholic church. The story includes powerful testimony about the long-term impact of abuse from a man who suffered severe sexual and physical assault in a Christian Brothers school, John Hennessey. Warning: some of the material in this podcast is explicit and upsetting

At the start of a new series by Guardian Australia, David Marr investigates a centuries-long story of faith, money, power and abuse

David Marr explores the unravelling of the child abuse scandal in Australia and across the globe