Friday at 9: 30 a. m. ET, readers seeking confirmation that Dominic Perrottet and wife Helen are expecting their eighth baby found the relevant articles inaccessible, forcing anyone looking for details to wait or seek alternative sources.
Dominic Perrottet coverage inaccessible on two Australian sites
Two pages — one on SMH and one on Brisbane Times — displayed a block message when accessed, making the reports about Dominic Perrottet and wife Helen and the claim of an eighth baby unavailable to desktop and mobile users. The interruption means that the claim about an eighth child appears unverified on those sites until access is restored.
SMH and Brisbane Times show the same blocked-page instruction
Both pages presented an identical notice reading: “You have been blocked from viewing this page. Please check your browser settings and try again. If you believe this is a mistake, please contact customer support or visit our help centre. ” The wording directs readers to troubleshoot locally or to reach out to site support rather than providing an alternate summary of the articles on the page.
What readers can do next, per the blocked-page guidance
The notice on each site instructs users first to check their browser settings and then to contact customer support or the help centre if the block persists. For now, anyone researching the claim that Dominic Perrottet and his wife Helen are expecting an eighth baby will need to follow those steps or consult other outlets that may carry the report.
Still, the immediate consequence is clear: the two blocked pages remove direct access to the reporting in question, and that restricts readers from seeing any details that might have been published there, including confirmation or additional context about the eighth child claim.
More details expected 10: 00 a. m. ET. If the sites restore access, readers should be able to view the previously blocked pages within hours and confirm the articles’ content.
