Adjudications and other outcomes Complaints to the Australian Press Council may lead to the one of three broad types of outcome: Adjudicated: the Council issued an adjudication on the complaint; Resolved: the publisher took action (eg, provided an explanation, right of reply, correction or apology) which led the complainant not to proceed to an adjudication by the Council; Other: the complaint did not proceed to resolution or adjudication because, for example, it did not fall within the Council's mandate, the Executive Secretary decided that there was clearly no breach of the Council's standards,  or the complainant did not pursue the matter to finalisation by the Council. This section provides the following information about the outcomes of complaints: Summaries of the latest adjudications are placed in the Compendium below (with a link to the full adjudication) within a few days of publication. The full adjudication is available from the News section on the APC home page on the day the adjudication is published. Compendium of Adjudications Summaries of latest adjudications Adjudication 1554: City of Casey/Sunday Herald Sun (October 2012) The Australian Press Council has considered a complaint about coverage of the City of Casey council by the Sunday Herald Sun over a substantial period. The Press Council concluded that the newspaper published a number of items of inaccurate and unfairly negative material about the city council during that period. Accordingly, it upheld that aspect of the complaint. It also concluded, however, that there was no evidence of a sufficiently clear and