In Australia, anyone undergoing family law court proceedings is protected by Section 121 of the Family Law Act 1975. This means that details of family law court proceedings (including divorces) cannot be disclosed by newspapers, radio broadcasts or television reports.
Once your proceedings are finalised, records are often indexed and stored for up to 100 years. Judgements are routinely published for use by the legal profession, but these are done under pseudonyms to protect the privacy of the individuals involved.