I suspect there's no news from them as they're struggling to...

I suspect there's no news from them as they're struggling to understand how big the issues are at the solar farm and in New Zealand, and then what to say about them with the half yearlies coming up. Homeground is a toxic asset for them now with occupancy so low it can't make money and no upturn on the horizon so no one would want to buy it. They may just have to close it down, like they did with Scope, the CEO's private business which they bought and then shut down. At least they'll have continuity at the top, with the CEO who has been in the role since 2009 when the share price was higher than it is today in 2020, no doubt continuing to be fully supported by the Board.