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Hi Yokka,

Firstly, I owe you an apology for climbing into you last week. Just get a little tired of the uninformed comment that flies around here from time to time. Didn't mean to include you in that. I understand frustration, but sitting on the sidelines taking anonymous cheap shots adds nothing to an informed intelligent debate. I do wonder what will happen when everything finally comes to pass, as it will - what will the side-swipers have to complain about then? No doubt they will find something.

The thing is, in the past I have come across the ditch for a meeting or two, and those who are so brave and vocal in anonymity NEVER front up when they have the opportunity to do so. A case of actions NOT speaking louder than words. Unlike our CEO who puts his money where his mouth is, backing himself and the company. And, it must be said, taking the hits as well. 500,000 at $1.025, another 500,000 at 85 cents.

As for reading this stuff on HC, (not a crack), well it's a fairly simple thing to pick up the phone or send a mail. Unfortunately some people seem to phone or mail with the same attitude they display here. Result? Nada. What goes around comes around.

Call me old-fashioned, but I always find that a little courtesy and respect goes a long way. In a word, manners.

So thanks for the TU campaign. Know it's all a bit of fun, but am plannning a trip to Cross Farm before year's end, so shall report back then.

In finishing, I'll say again, IMO, everything is on track, as has been laid out in the various updates.

One more thing, those here last week who were effectively accusing the Alan Shortall of lying about the latest recruitments, and how Dr Kelley et al approached Unilife and were NOT headhunted, display a complete ignorance of how corporate goverance works. They also, by implication, suggested the entire board was complicit in authorising false information in the market release.

Approval of ALL market releases is the responsibility of the Board of Directors, and the Corporate Governance Committee. We have three very high profile lawyers on the board. The first is the Chief Compliance Officer, Chris Naftzger. The second is Marc Firestone who chairs the Corporate Governance Committee, and who is STILL the current General Council for Kraft Food. The third is Mary Kate Wold. To suggest that any of these executives would jeopardize their reputations and careers by letting a press release go to the market that contained inaccurate information, let alone outright lies, is so ludicrous it defies further comment.

I know it gets said many times on multiple threads about various companies, but if people don't like what's happening with Unilife, or the speed of progress, or management or the SP, perhaps they should go try and find a better opportunity. And good luck with that.