Lawyers for former Carlton Football Club boss Luke Sayers are asking a court to move his estranged wife’s defamation case away from the Supreme Court. The parties are seeking to reduce public exposure to the proceedings, with arguments centered on credibility issues in the dispute. Multiple outlets report that Sayers’ legal team wants the trial kept out of the public glare, suggesting concerns about how evidence and witness testimony will be presented. The coverage indicates that credibility is a key focus of the legal submissions, reflecting the need for the court to assess conflicting accounts and determine what was published or implied in the defamation allegations. The reporting also notes that the case relates to a “lewd photo scandal,” with the underlying dispute tied to claims about the content and dissemination of the images at the heart of the defamation matter. The articles agree on the main procedural development: an application to change the venue or location of the defamation proceedings, with the aim of limiting public scrutiny while the case proceeds.