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(iii) Schedule C, entitled "Table of media and social media prior to Publications" (RCS Schedule C).

14 Over 40 affidavits were filed and relied upon by the parties, and more than 800 exhibits were tendered in evidence.

15 Given the very large volume of material, I have endeavoured to include in these reasons references to the court book, the transcript, the exhibits and the submissions where it is helpful to do so.

16 The affidavits, submissions, exhibits and other publicly accessible documents can be accessed on the Online File.

WITNESSES

17 Mrs Deeming read and relied upon two affidavits sworn by her on 27 May and 23 July 2024 respectively (Court Book Part B – Affidavits (CB):1; CB:2). She also relied on the evidence of:

(1) Mr Andrew Deeming, her husband (CB:4);

(2) Mr Geoffrey Campey, Principal of Social Media Evidence Experts (Court Book Part B – Expert Evidence (CBE));

(3) Ms Raewyn Clark, a member of the Liberal Party who attended the LWS rally (CB:3);

(4) Ms Angela Dennis, a woman who attended the LWS rally (CB:5);

(5) Mr Christopher Duke, a Senior Minister of the Presbyterian Church (CB:6);

(6) Mr Rukshan Fernando, a videographer and independent journalist who filmed the LWS rally and the other groups and protestors in the vicinity of Parliament House on 18 March 2023 (CB:7);

(7) Ms Renee Gorman, who works part-time as an electoral officer for Mrs Deeming (CB:8);

(8) Ms Renee Heath MLC, the Liberal Member for the Eastern Victoria Region in the Victorian Legislative Council (and between December 2022 and May 2023, Secretary of the Victorian Parliamentary Liberal Party) (CB:9; CB:10);

(9) Senator Sarah Henderson, a Liberal Senator for Victoria in the Australian Parliament (CB:11);

(10) Mr David Hodgett MP, the Liberal Member for Croydon in the Victorian Legislative Assembly (CB:12; CB:13);

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