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I thought we had severed all ties with DNi Booboo, or is there some form of afrrement in place with them?

Snooze and you lose.

I think we all know the answer to your question, porridge.

And no hostile local population, unless you're a Pom.

I think Hydrogen will be the automotive fuel of the future but not in the immediate future. The biggest recent advance for Hydrogen is the storage and transportation of it in the form of CH4 and its separation at the point of use through a special membrane as developed by an Australian university.
Hydrogen will never run out and the refuelling of a vehicle will be able to be achieved in the fraction of the time required for a battery powered vehicle. (Can you visualize the queues on the M^, at peak times, of vehicles waiting for their 20 to 30 minutes on a charger?)

I hope the vehicles coming out of China are better quality than some of the pony they produce.

I think we might break through 20p today.

What progress is that maestro? There has been legal action going on for years and the lawyers will make sure it will drag on for some time to come imho.

The 2016 comments by AB concerning Shoat's Creek were interesting.

You missed the word "shareholders'" from your last sentence, Zu.

Perhaps a separate company has been set up to handle any leasing requirements for the mine.

Do you mean Mr Hill with his superior cabin with balcony?

I am totally impressed Helpful. I live a few doors down from Harry Redknapp. (Look it up).

I understand that certain remedial works have to be carried out at the site. Have we been left "holding the baby?"

Okenia, why not contact Orion as he has suggested? He feels it will never be developed and has probably got more knowledge of the site than most.

Could you translate that into English, please.

I thought that the DNi process was the only practcai way of extracting nickel from the laterite form, hence our initial interest. If we don't have the right to use that process how will we economically extract the nickel? Not that it really matters as it would then be in a carcogenic form.

Why do you say that it is ridiculous to state that the nickel ore will tbe carcogenic, Bambos? Are you a chemist or geologist? If you come out with statements like that you should provide evidence to support your assertions.

I think the point that is being made Helpful is that the dividend will be totally swallowed up by salaries and administration expenses.

Why do you expect investors to come on board very soon? Given the remote location and hostile population I think investors might find Australia a better prospect. Also I understand that Mambare nickel would need to go through an expensive process prior to shipping.
Outrageous ramp with no substance IMHO.