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Sasa - The continuous disclosure requirements of the Corps Act would require the disclosure of a material event at the time it occurs. In this respect a breach would occur if a company delayed making an announcement until a quarterly was due. From this, we can infer that any material information would have been disclosed by now, if it exists and it hasn't been disclosed before.

OBE1 - excellent and well balanced post - the main game must be the production of an assured income stream. Once this is secure, the level of desperation on HotCopper should recede (although it's perfectly understandable given the global economic and political uncertainties).

Fortunately our technologies have much to offer various entities' bottom lines in the longer term (if not in the short term).

The Federal Government could well look to 'capital scarce' but 'innovation rich' companies like APG to bring forward investments for the long term benefit of taxpayers. Better than relying solely on State governments to nominate pet projects for inclusion in Infrastructure Funds (in my opinion).