You are obsessed with the boards "wrong doings". Well if you...

You are obsessed with the boards "wrong doings". Well if you followed the story in the Kangaroo court the only "wrong doing" was the illegal cross holding that ASIC has known about for the last 8 years and which led to the current share give away to totally unentitled parties at a discount. Billis and Billis related party misdemeanours around deficencies in sunstantial holder tracking notices have all been tidied up in the most excruciating and time wasting detail going all the way back to 1989. Your smoking gun doesn't exist and your slander is misplaced.

If the Kangaroo court had have allowed TBR to buy back and cancel the shares instead of siezing them and giving them away cheaply, shareholder value would have been properly protected. Alternatively, non-Billis related party, existing shareholders could have been given a first right of refusal on the shares offered to EVN.

60% of NST's register is held in bank nominee accounts. If that 60% holding was put under the microscope, like the Billis related party holding in RND/TBR, to uncover the minutiae of who controls each piece of that 60% NST holding, ie the individual faces of the bankster scum were revealed, the real rats would become visible as they pour out of that burning ship.

Your perspective on wrong doings is biased and naive. Also your moral compass is broken as you claim to have held shares in this company for a long time, whilst simultaneously accusing it of shady dealings. If you really believe in the wrong doing, go watch the 1988 Jodie Foster movie The Accused. I'd say you will see yourself in one of those who stood by watching the goings on at the pinball machine.