News: Westside Corporation present at the Noosa M, page-2

re: News: Westside Corporation present at the... Another impressive presentation from Julie.
An abundance of positives
Westside just keeps getting better and better

There is also a Julie Beeby and RBS Morgans interview link that goes for 6 minutes and is well worth the listen.
You can access it thru the Westside website under Westside Webcasts or here is the link

http://www.rbsmorgans.com/about-us/Media-and-Events/Videos/Julie-Beeby-Westside-Corporation


To LNG Ltd and their Chinese partners
How much more info do you need ???????
How much more time do you need ???????
Pressure is on you guys not us after listenting to Julie's presentations in my opinion.

The share price does not reflect the true value of this company. That's why it is so tightly held.

To the shareholder who keeps putting his sell order in each day for 398000 shares at 1 dollar. I do sincerley hope you get your price. So hang in there. You never know in this game what can be achieved.

Hope we see a GSA before end of year especially considering the below article. The below paragraph got my attention.

The GMA warned current prices of up to $8 per gigajoule could rise to more than $12 by 2017 if international gas demand and oil prices are high.

So if Meridian Seamgas field can produce and sell 60000 gj a day and WCL own 51% of that at 12 dollars a gj sales for 15-20 years. You guys can do the figures. Not too mention Julie talking about cost of production at 1 to 2 dollars a gj. There is some big profits to be made and maybe that will translate to some nice dividends as well!!!!!

Good luck to all shareholders

http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/queensland-hits-the-gas-but-boom-will-likely-prove-costly/story-e6freon6-1226434259778

QUEENSLAND is on the cusp of an unprecedented boom with more than 90 per cent of the nation's coal seam gas reserves discovered in the state.
Yet local industry is faced with such a scarcity of gas supply that the issue could literally become a barbecue stopper in a few years.

Gas costs are predicted to skyrocket by up to 50 per cent, just as households switch over to escape escalating electricity prices.

Such an increase would have a significant impact to not only the price of gas to households but an array of products made using gas.

The Newman Government has been asked to intervene to ensure some of the state's reserves are diverted to the local market rather than exported.

However, Deputy Premier Jeff Seeney has indicated the Government would be reluctant to intervene despite its pre-election pledge to tackle cost-of-living issues.

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The gas alert comes from the Government's official industry body in the draft 2012 review.

The Gas Market Advisor has found that as the CSG industry gears up to export, local businesses needing contracts are being left in limbo.

The GMA warned current prices of up to $8 per gigajoule could rise to more than $12 by 2017 if international gas demand and oil prices are high. Interstate imports were not an option.

The GMA recommended the Government "consider the domestic gas supply and market liquidity" when approving gas developments.

Mr Seeney said the Government was aware CSG proponents were holding off on signing local contracts.

"There is no shortage of gas," he said. "It's whether or not suppliers will supply the local market and at what price."

However, Mr Seeney said predictions on prices varied considerably and the Government would only intervene as a last resort.

Australia Pipeline Industry Association chief Cheryl Cartwright said forcing proponents to supply local industry wasn't an answer