Police obtain an apprehended personal violence order against a man in Sydney to stop him contacting Norwegian princess Ingrid Alexandra, according to multiple outlets. The orders are issued after police apply to the court for protection based on concerns about personal violence and contact. All reports state that the application is successful and that the man is therefore prohibited from contacting the princess. The coverage is consistent in describing the action as an apprehended personal violence order made on the princess’s behalf, indicating the order is designed to limit the person’s ability to engage with her. The articles do not provide additional details about the man’s identity, the specific allegations, or the terms’ duration beyond the fact that the contact prohibition is part of the order. Overall, the reports focus on the court outcome and the protective purpose of the order, rather than on broader context.