closest to the pin, page-14

This is from the story in The Australian this morning by the MD....

Ashby said the few remaining juveniles from this year's spawning program were not expected to survive sea temperatures of about 11C-12C. It was always anticipated that survival was unlikely as winter temperatures arrived, hence the continued survival is remarkable and builds on the significant knowledge gained for future trials and ultimate commercialisation.

Therefore, at the moment I am closest to the pin with 4...and M61 is only the winner when they're ALL DEAD.

btw...it's a shame shareholders weren't told earlier about this expectation. But it is good to see how they intend to solve the issue...by moving the spawning cycle forward by a month each year so larger juveniles can be moved to the see. There is hope in this horse yet.