An Australian court issues a restraining order against a 63-year-old man who contacts Norway’s Princess Ingrid Alexandra while she studies at the University of Sydney. According to reports, the man is banned from contacting the princess or members of her family for a period of two years. The court action follows the man’s written communications with the princess during her time as a student in Sydney. The order is intended to prevent further contact and reduce risk of harassment or unwanted contact. The reporting is limited to the existence of the ban and its duration, with no detailed allegations or context beyond the man’s correspondence noted in the available summaries. The court’s decision is reported as a protective measure tied to the princess’s presence in Australia for university studies. The case reflects how courts can restrict individuals’ ability to reach public figures when contact is deemed inappropriate under the circumstances.