The dean of Brisbane, Peter Catt, steps down after a controversy involving a reality TV show being filmed at St John’s Cathedral. Multiple outlets report his resignation follows criticism over allowing filming inside the cathedral.
The articles frame the decision as linked to public and church concerns about the appropriateness of the production in a religious setting. While the reports share the same core facts—Catt’s role, the cathedral involved, and the reality show issue—they do not present major differences in the circumstances described in the provided excerpts. All sources attribute the leadership change to the fallout from the filming decision.
Across the outlets, the coverage remains focused on the personnel outcome and the institutional context. They identify Catt as the dean who authorised or allowed the filming and note that he leaves his position as the controversy unfolds. The reporting thus centres on accountability within the cathedral’s leadership and the wider scrutiny of the event.
