From the article "Aviva slumps after Minister shelves power line...

From the article "Aviva slumps after Minister shelves power line project" in www.thewest.com.au

http://www.thewest.com.au/default.aspx?MenuID=32&ContentID=141860

Quoted
"Energy Minister Peter Collier ...

He said he expected the committee to report back to him by the end of next month.

Mr Collier said all options would be considered including building a new power station in the region or funding the line by a joint venture with the private sector"

So, by the end of June, WA Energy Minister will get the review report, By that time, hope that we will know if the deferral is within 2 years time frame in which AVA can accomodate or not.

And also in "Shares in Oakajee stakeholders dip"
http://news.smh.com.au/breaking-news-business/shares-in-oakajee-stakeholders-dip-20090515-b5z5.html

Quoted
"Patersons resource analyst Alex Passmore told AAP that investors were concerned about the Coolimba delay and its effect on the Oakajee port and rail project, although their worries were probably irrational.

"I think these things will go ahead, but obviously the market is a little concerned," Mr Passmore said.

"I think the state is committed to Oakajee, so in a sense it (the share trading) is probably overdone."