Lobbyist Jeremy Greenwood appeared relaxed during his fifth day of evidence at the Operation Rosny inquiry, but his demeanor changed amid new questioning.
The inquiry is being held at the Independent Commission Against Corruption's Elizabeth Street headquarters, where signs offer support to witnesses feeling anxious or stressed.
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