Bruce, it has been mentioned that fire-breaks were part of the...

Bruce, it has been mentioned that fire-breaks were part of the works ate site that needed to be completed before mining licenses were acquired.

The article is also poorly written in regards native title...

Mr Holden said there are challenges to operating in such a remote part of the Territory, including a lack of infrastructure and a native title(No he didn't!).
“We certainly have a very good and productive relationship with the Central Land Council, I wouldn’t say that native title is a problem, it’s the reality of doing business in the Territory,”

Do you believe that in ten years the world will be such a different place to now, that there will be no need the mining of copper, gold, silver etc? As for some of the shareholders being dead in ten years... that is every much a possibility. I suggest writing to Mr Holden and letting him know that his time lines are unacceptable. I am sure GP will also write to him to, as its not fair and he would like mining to begin yesterday.