1/19Tracey and Peter Brose leave court after the verdict. Pics Adam Head
In pictures: Tamborine decision day drama
There were dramatic scenes outside a southeast Queensland courthouse after Judge Catherine Muir handed down her decision to end the long-running Tamborine Mountain High School defamation case.
2/19Donna and Miguel Baluskas arrive. Pics Adam Head
3/19Donna and Miguel Baluskas together outside the Court after the decisionPics Adam Head
4/19Tracey and Peter Brose leave court after the decisionPics Adam Head
5/19Donna Baluskas breaks down outside court. Pics Adam Head
6/19Tracey Brose says she was vindicated. Pics Adam Head
7/19Donna and Miguel Baluskas together outside the Court after the decision. Pics Adam Head
8/19Donna and Miguel Baluskas make a statement outside court. Pics Adam Head
9/19Donna Baluskas breaks down outside court. Pics Adam Head
10/19Tracey Brose comes out smiling after the decision. Pics Adam Head
11/19Miguel Baluskas addresses the media. Pics Adam Head
12/19Tracey and Peter Brose speak to the media after the decision. Pics Adam Head
13/19Tracey Brose. Pics Adam Head
14/19Donna and Miguel Baluskas together outside the Court after the decisionPics Adam Head
15/19Donna and Miguel Baluskas and Laura Lawson arrive. Pics Adam Head
16/19Donna and Miguel Baluskas make their statements. Pics Adam Head
17/19Tracey and Peter Brose, arrive at Court. Pics Adam Head
18/19Tamborine defamation case decision being handed down in Southport Court. Donna Baluskas and Laura Lawson together outside the Court after the verdict. Pics Adam Head
19/19Donna Baluskas breaks down outside court. Pics Adam Head
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