My expectation is that, because this is the interim and not...

My expectation is that, because this is the interim and not final dividend, and in light of the continuing buy-back, that management won’t pay out a massive dividend yet and will save that decision for the full year.

While it is only a guess, I could see it being $450 million paid, over the 890 million shares on issue (roughly) at the end of the half year. That would represent a dividend of 50 cents per share fully franked. It would also mean, between the buy back and the dividend combined, approximately $800 million returned in the first half.